Live Blogging - Web 2.0 in SF (Thursday Morning)

April 2nd, 2009 by Shuai | Filed under events, web in general.

Web 2.0 Expo is in SF this week. I’m attending the Thursday sessions. Of course, I’m live-blogging - my new favorite thing to do :) I’m planning to have two posts (morning and afternoon sessions)

As I’m writing, do come back to check out the news that I’m adding during the day.

Quick Social Check of Web 2.0 Expo (it’s kind of interesting):

Facebook Web 2.0 Expo page shows 360 attendees so far

LinkedIn Web 2.0 Expo page shows 532 attendees & 214 interested so far

Twitter Web 2.0 Expo page shows 10669 attendees

The day started with a 2-hour keynote session from 4 speakers:

How the Web Ate the Economy, and Why This Is Good for Everyone Douglas Rushoff (Author, “Get Back in the Box”)

The Year of the Mobile Computer: Mobile Computers as Personal (Mobile) Computers Anssi Vanjoki (Nokia)

A Conversation with Ellen Miller, (Sunlight Foundation)
Keynote, Kevin Lynch (Adobe Systems Incorporated)
A Conversation with Will Wright (Electronic Arts)

What impressed me the most is still the Nokia Morph Concept Phone Video introduced by Nokida Anssi Vanjoki. It’s simple so cool and so exciting:

Can’t We Just All Get Along? Human-centered Design Meets Agile Development

  • Validate your new business idea with quick and easy designs before development;
  • Ask your customer what they think about the new idea, in stead of your own guessing;

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