Supernova 2009: Technology in Relationships, Roundtables and Real Time

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

Supernova 1006, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory
Continuing my coverage of Supernova 2009 (see Changing Networks, Workplaces and the World), a “forum to examine all of the opportunities and challenges created in the Network Age”, I further dive into my notes/musings from days 2 and 3:
Going with the Flow (Real Time Flow Track with track chair Tantek [...]

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Supernova 2009: Changing Neworks, Workplaces and the World

Friday, December 4th, 2009

Supernova E0102, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory
I had the pleasure of being invited back to attend Supernova this year. Supernova is “the only forum to examine all of the opportunities and challenges created in the Network Age”. The conference is a solid event to attend for a few reasons: quality networking with well accomplished people, hearing [...]

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Supernova 2008: Privacy and Security in the Network Age

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

Day 2 of Supernova 2008 kicked off this week with a variety of panels to choose from. While many of the Web 2.0-ers were getting settled in the Open Flow Track, MC-ed by Tantek Çelik, , I joined the alternative crowd for the Privacy and Security in the Network Age panel.
The session started with the [...]

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