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etech09 has just been announced for march 9-12, but the website doesn't seem to be up yet. who's planning on going? i'm kinda sad i missed it this year

walter rumsby is tracking mentions of twitter, flickr, iphones and lolcats in webstock talks - fascinating

i can't stand listening to myself, but if you can bear it a podcast from the london webapps summit is online. oh, and all the other speakers too.

the carson workshops web 2.0 summit looks awesome. i don't think i'll be able to go, but would love to.

webvisions 2005 (july 15th, portland) looks like it might be worth a look. they might also be looking for another speaker or two if you have anything worth saying - this year's topic is 'convergence', roughly incorporating 'beyond the desktop'.

i'm talking at etcon next week - you're going to be there, right?

jeff veen make the best presentations. well, maybe cerveny's are better, but veen is awsome.

if you look under irony in the dictionary you'll probably find the yale guys from etcon04 - handing out free blank cds in the lobby to promote file sharing. but what does he do for a living? works for universal developing drm. take note - this is irony.

some much to digest from conconuk, but the big highlight was just seeing people i hadn't seen for a while. all of them. in a very small pub. and of course she was there. i was expecting that. i was prepared. only she had to go and be really plesant. spoke to her for ages about everything. she's now coming to lunch on friday. i can't help myself. i. am. hopeless.