Schedule: Keynote sessions
Location: Special Events Hall
Jennifer Pahlka (Code for America),
Brady Forrest (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Opening remarks by the Web 2.0 Expo NY program chairs Jen Pahlka and Brady Forrest.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Keynote given by Tim O'Reilly.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Brady Forrest in conversation with Jay Adelson and Kevin Rose from Digg.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Chris Brogan (New Marketing Labs)
How pathmakers challenge existing structure through the use of flexible networks and social weaving.
Or, what to *really* do with Twitter, LinkedIn, and your blog.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Jennifer Pahlka (Code for America),
Caterina Fake (Ditto)
Jen Pahlka in conversation with Caterina Fake of Hunch.
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Location: Special Events Hall
danah boyd (Microsoft Research)
Networked social media provide infrastructure that allows information
to flow far and wide. Politicians, celebrities, and corporations are
jumping in with the hopes that they can get their message out.
Sometimes messages do get widespread attention, but people complain
that these are the "wrong" messages - the inaccurate, the humiliating,
the saccharine.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Jennifer Pahlka (Code for America),
Brady Forrest (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Opening remarks by the Web 2.0 Expo NY program chairs Jen Pahlka and Brady Forrest.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Baratunde Thurston (The Onion)
Keynote by Baratunde Thurston, conscious comic & vigilante pundit, Co-Founder, Jack & Jill Politics, Web Editor, The Onion and Host, Popular Science's Future Of.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Douglas Rushkoff (Author, "Program or Be Programmed")
Keynote given by Douglas Rushkoff, author of Life, Inc.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Gina Trapani (The Complete Guide to Google Wave)
Google Wave is one of the most ambitious product launches of 2009. It's also the one most likely to make you say, "I don't get it." Wave's hyped elevator pitch is that it reinvents email for the modern web, but that's an oversimplification. Wave combines document
collaboration and instant messaging into a single workspace, whose live moving cursors and non-linear nature can melt brains.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Sarah Milstein (TechWeb),
John Borthwick (betaworks)
Brady Forrest in conversation with John Borthwick of betaworks.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Scott Berkun (Berkun Consulting)
What do storytelling, twitter, social media, public speaking, your hidden
desires, Cool Hand Luke and big events like Web 2.0 Expo have in common?
Bestselling author Scott Berkun will share some provocative and inspiring
secrets that connect all these disparate ideas, and more, together, pulled
from his new book, Confessions of a Public Speaker.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Sarah Milstein (TechWeb),
Brady Forrest (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Opening remarks by the Web 2.0 Expo NY program chairs Jen Pahlka and Brady Forrest.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Heather Gold (the Heather Gold Show)
Keynote given by Heather Gold.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.),
Beth Noveck (Executive Office of the President/OSTP)
Tim O'Reilly in conversation with Beth Noveck, United States Deputy Chief Technology Officer
for Open Government.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Dennis Crowley (foursquare)
Keynote by Dennis Crowley, foursquare.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Kevin Marks (TummelVision.tv)
Keynote given by Kevin Marks of British Telecom.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Ching-Yung Lin (IBM Research)
Nine hundred and forty-eight dollars. That's the annual dollar value of each person in your email contact at work, according to a novel IBM Research study with researchers in MIT Sloan Management School. Those with strong links to a manager produced an average of $588 of revenue per month over the norm. Economists and computer scientists are showing how social network helps you more successful.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Yousef Khalidi (Microsoft)
We all use cloud computing, we just don’t call it that. It is Yahoo mail. Gmail. Hotmail. Facebook. It is in our personal lives in many different ways. But until now it is not really in the business world in a big way. Yousef Khalidi will share his work to change this. A Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft will talk of where Microsoft is heading, and how we can harness it in many ways.
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Location: Special Events Hall
Gentry Underwood (Orchestra, Inc)
Just as early computer interfaces were complicated and non-intuitive, most Web 2.0 tools today are socially awkward. The added complexity of designing not only for the human-to-computer interaction but also for human-to-human interaction is a real challenge.
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