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London Mind Camp 1.0 is a 'self organising, digitally
minded, entrepreneur driven, media-tech event'.
More to the point, it's whatever atendees want to make it.
The aim of the day is for all to share what we know and learn
from everyone else.
Attendees are encouraged to help out - give a presentation,
demo, discussion - whatever. The rest is entirely up to
you...
Format:
Presenter presents a Topic - around 15 min/30 min as appropriate
- the more the merrier!
Participation from (as of 1/2/06):
Mike Grenville - editor and activist at large 160characters.org
(www.160characters.org)
Paul Youlten and Rosa Blaus - Founders of Yellowikis (www.yellowikis.org)
Jan Duffy-King - Founder and Principal of eurotrash.com (www.eurotrash.com)
Al Tepper - Head of Online at Caspianpublishing.co.uk (www.caspianpublishing.co.uk)
Greg Tallent - Senior Lecturer in E-business, London South Bank
University (www.bearstorm.com)
Don Young - Web Services Evangelist, Amazon (Amazon UK
Blog)
FULL DETAILS & BOOKING:
http://www.bearstorm.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
Live Coverage: several attendees will moblog from the
event, tagging their posts as "londonmindcamp" for
others to follow. The wiki will continue beyond the event, and
into the next one.
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London MindCamp 1.0
London Mind Camp 1.0 is a 'self organising, digitally minded, entrepreneur driven, media-tech event'
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Keyworth Centre (London South Bank University), Keyworth Street, London SE1.
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