The conference is over now and so here’s a summary of my blog output from it. I was pumping out the real-time notes over the last 3 days! I didn’t have much time for analysis – my brain was full to the brim just absorbing everything. I intend to dive into the details over the next week or two. Here are the posts I wrote during the conference:
07: Cautious Optimism and Cynical Buzz (also published on ZDNet) 07: Discussion: Prosumer Media Mena Trott, Mark Fletcher, Rich Skrenta 07: Conversation: Sergey Brin of Google 07: Search engine stats: Jim Lanzone from Ask.com 07: Zimbra UI Minute 07: 3D Web Services 07: The Alumni Report Joe Kraus , Kim Polese 07: Google RSS Reader announced at Web 2.0 06: A Conversation with AOL CEO Jonathan Miller 06: Discussion: Open vs. Closed Models 06: Bubble or Bubble-let? 06: Mary Meeker talk 06: Yahoo CEO Terry Semel conversation 06: ZDNet post on the Terry Semel conversation 06: Flurry of Web 2.0 Business Activity 05: Web 2.0 Conference, first day impressions – ZDNet 05: Web 2.0 Conference coverage notes – Wed afternoon 05: Barry Diller conversation 05: Web 2.0 Conference Introduction 05: Web 2.0 Conference: Yahoo – What’s New in the Search Ecosystem: Users, Publishers, and Advertisers 05: Web 2.0 Conference: Ad Models: A New Approach to Marketing?
Plus I took paper notes for the following, which I will turn into blog posts at some point:
05: Open Source Infrastructure workshop 05: Mash-ups 2.0: Where’s the Business Model? workshop
Originally published on ReadWriteWeb (archived copy)