開催終了Thoughts on the future evolution of on-line social networks
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2007年05月08日 11:27 更新
The event below may be of interest to members of this community who are in and around Tokyo.
It is a great chance to hear one of the leading thinkers in the area of on-line social networks talk about where the scene may be headed.
Whilst I did help coordinate the event (in a peripheral role), I have no commercial interest, etc.
RSVP required as places are limited, go to http://
===Event details begin===
An Evening with Marc Canter
In May 2007, Marc Canter, ‘a well-known figure in the sphere of open standards, social networks and blogging’, will visit Japan. Take this opportunity to hear from Marc and mix and mingle with Tokyo’s international internet community.
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
Digital Lifestyle Aggregation: Portals 2.0 (DLAs)
As the worlds of social networking and blogging become more and more of a commodity, new ‘destination’ sites are arising which provide integrated, aggregated and highly customizable interfaces. These DLAs will bridge the world of PCs, with mobile, gaming and TV. Are they long awaited solution for convergence? What about the battle between the big boys (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, MySpace) and all the smaller players? Will there be any crumbs left on the table - for us?
And what will the global, distributed, decentralized mesh of inter-connected social networking and blogging platforms look like?
SPEAKER PROFILE
Marc Canter is a well-known figure in the sphere of open standards, social networks and blogging. Marc co-founded MacroMind in 1984 and began developing for the newly launched Apple Macintosh. MacroMind became Macromedia in 1991. He was part of the team that created the first multimedia player, the first cross-platform authoring system and the world’s leading multimedia platform. Marc was considered one of the founders of multimedia and has been a speaker, developer and evangelist in the industry for over a decade. Over the years Marc has also traveled worldwide, consulting to global corporations and has written on the multimedia industry and burgeoning world of micro-content publishing and social networking. He is the founder and CEO of Broadband Mechanics (broadbandmechanics.com) a digital lifestyle aggregator (DLA) company. Broadband Mechanics builds tools and environments to enable online communities. (Source: Wikipedia.org)
DATE: 17 May 2007
TIME : 18:30 ’til late (Presentation from 19:00)
COST: 2,000 yen includes light finger food buffet. Drinks pay-as-you-go.
VENUE: The Pink Cow - Great food and drinks
Shibuya, Tokyo
www.thepinkcow.com
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It is a great chance to hear one of the leading thinkers in the area of on-line social networks talk about where the scene may be headed.
Whilst I did help coordinate the event (in a peripheral role), I have no commercial interest, etc.
RSVP required as places are limited, go to http://
===Event details begin===
An Evening with Marc Canter
In May 2007, Marc Canter, ‘a well-known figure in the sphere of open standards, social networks and blogging’, will visit Japan. Take this opportunity to hear from Marc and mix and mingle with Tokyo’s international internet community.
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
Digital Lifestyle Aggregation: Portals 2.0 (DLAs)
As the worlds of social networking and blogging become more and more of a commodity, new ‘destination’ sites are arising which provide integrated, aggregated and highly customizable interfaces. These DLAs will bridge the world of PCs, with mobile, gaming and TV. Are they long awaited solution for convergence? What about the battle between the big boys (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, MySpace) and all the smaller players? Will there be any crumbs left on the table - for us?
And what will the global, distributed, decentralized mesh of inter-connected social networking and blogging platforms look like?
SPEAKER PROFILE
Marc Canter is a well-known figure in the sphere of open standards, social networks and blogging. Marc co-founded MacroMind in 1984 and began developing for the newly launched Apple Macintosh. MacroMind became Macromedia in 1991. He was part of the team that created the first multimedia player, the first cross-platform authoring system and the world’s leading multimedia platform. Marc was considered one of the founders of multimedia and has been a speaker, developer and evangelist in the industry for over a decade. Over the years Marc has also traveled worldwide, consulting to global corporations and has written on the multimedia industry and burgeoning world of micro-content publishing and social networking. He is the founder and CEO of Broadband Mechanics (broadbandmechanics.com) a digital lifestyle aggregator (DLA) company. Broadband Mechanics builds tools and environments to enable online communities. (Source: Wikipedia.org)
DATE: 17 May 2007
TIME : 18:30 ’til late (Presentation from 19:00)
COST: 2,000 yen includes light finger food buffet. Drinks pay-as-you-go.
VENUE: The Pink Cow - Great food and drinks
Shibuya, Tokyo
www.thepinkcow.com
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