What I Thought of my March Conferences and Events (Part One)

O’Reilly’s Emerging Technology 2008
A definite change of gears from Tim O’Reilly’s flagship conference - in previous years Etech has felt very much like a number of cliques who have moved down for an Easter holiday from San Francisco. Not this year, although lots of Bay Area people were around the atmosphere was much better, there […]

My Top Things To Take Away From March

So I’m now back in Edinburgh, after the crazy four weeks of travel (incidentally, if you call the US mobile number I’ve been giving out, it will no longer reach me, I believe it is back in the hands of the AT&T press relations department), and while I’ll talk about the events and suchlike later […]

Mix08 - The First Weeks of Ray Ozzie

I wasn’t sure what to expect from Mix08 this year. Having attended Mix in 2006, I had a rough idea - Microsoft showing the world what they thought of ’stuff,’ and the signals before hand pointed out to the updates of Internet Explorer 8, and so I expected several updates to other internet products as […]

[Seesmarch] No Trains, No Boats, Just Planes …and a Bus

You can follow Seesmarch (the March Trip, with Seesmic) both through the Spence! Video Podcast (RSS Feed) for the daily shows, join the conversation at Seesmic (registration should take around 24 hours before you can post), or just voyeur on the raw video.

[Seesmarch] Dreams and Illusions in Vegas

[Seesmarch] The French Cameraman in Las Vegas

Computer Outlook Talk Radio Show Appearance this Wednesday

Just off the phone with John Iasiuolo of the Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show (obligatory iTunes and RSS links) - as well as attending Mix08, I’ll be appearing live on the show from their Las Vegas studio this Thursday (6th March), where I’ll be with John and co-host Sharon Fry talking about ‘Community Computing.’ Lots […]

I’ll Also Be Attending Mix08 in March

Joining the fun of VON.x and SXSW for my March conference tour is Microsoft’s Mix08, in Las Vegas.

Now in its third year, the “72 hour conversation” is Microsoft’s chance to show where they regard the web as moving (or where they’re going to make it come to, depending on your point of view). Those of […]