Suw Charman-Anderson - Blogiculum Vitae

Debate on the future of the internet. With Suw Charman, Open Rights Group; Danny Meadows-Klue, Chief Executive, Digital Strategy Consulting; John Naughton, The Open University, The Observer; Karen Thomson, Chairman and Chief Executive, AOL UK. Chaired by Tom Standage, Technology Editor, The Economist.

This one-day conference brings together those pioneers in the web development industry who are setting the agenda for tomorrow’s apps. They will be discussing how Web 2.0 technologies are changing the way we interact and how you can use these to build powerful, next generation tools. So whether you’re a business owner, developer or entrepreneur this day will help you choose the right technology for your next web-based application.

Don’t you feel the rules and our world are changing ? Don’t you feel changed by what many people call the Web 2.0 ? We believe as most of you that the way we work, the way we learn and teach, the way we interact with one another and more generally our expectations and relationships to other people, the institutions, the business world and politics are changing dramatically. It is not only about blogging, it’s about changing the way we think.

How is social media being used in business and, particularly, in marketing? This conference takes a look at real world examples and case studies, and discusses best practice and lessons learnt. I’m Producer of BlogOn 2005, and am moderating the dark blogs session.

One day conference examining how social media can benefit business. I’m speaking on the use of blogs behind the firewall.

Open Tech 2005 is an informal, low cost, one-day conference about technologies that anyone can have a go at, from “Open Source”-style ways of working to repurposing everyday electronics hardware.