I worked up a flyer for BarCampMadison….
It is my belief that every BarCamp should have robots…
I was approached by someone in Milwaukee about helping out with a “Web 2.0” style conference, and the first thought I had was, what would we call it?
I mean, it would be about “Web 2.0” style technology and applications, but can we use the term “Web 2.0”? Do we have to ask Tim or CMP or a lawyer?
I think having a “Web 2.0” conference in Milwaukee is a great idea, and has amazing potential, but being able to promote it and talk about it may be difficult if we have to avoid actually using the term “Web 2.0”
We are still looking for a few sponsors for BarCampMadison…
If you can help, please check out the Sponsorship Opportunities page and get in touch with us…
BarCampMilwaukee probably got the majority of the sponsors signed up in the last few weeks before the event, so the time is right now for BarCampMadison, which is set for March 3rd & 4th, 2007 – just under a month away.
(So far we’ve got 70 people signed up, and I expect that to break 100 before the end of February.)
Following Gabe‘s suggestion for the type…
And my personal favorite so far…
See the BarCampMadison Logo page for more…
For BarCampMadison, I’ve convinced Matthew Pickard to join me in leading a session titled Archive Your Life.
Last year Mark Pilgrim asked the question: "How do you back up 100 GB of data per year for 50 years? Or even 10 years?"
Does anyone have an answer yet? How can we even test possible solutions?
Matt and I have been archiving things. Things we created, and others have created. We plan to talk about what we’ve done, and what we want to do. Not just for us, but for the future. We believe you can write your own history. If you don’t who will?