August 13, 2008 – 6:49 pm
After a super successful and highly energetic first TransitCampBayArea, we decided to set the date for TCBA2 for September 13, 2008.
What has happened since #1? Well:
It was written up in Governing Magazine in their Wiki issue
Joe Hughes started a really active Transit-Developers Group that now has over 100 members working on really great apps for [...]
What is WealthCamp?
The world is crying out for low-cost, accessible financial advice. How do I invest? Where do I put my money? Should I buy stocks, bonds, real estate, gold…?
Erica Douglas has pulled together all of the financial experts she could find — and then make this a truly community-driven event by enabling YOU to [...]
[Refill your superhero supplies on Flickr by sodapop]
This has been one busy, yet transformational, month for me.
It all started with my participation in TED 2008 in Aspen, Colorado. TED, for those of you who haven’t heard of it, stands for Technology Entertainment Design, and it is an invitation-based conference. It is also, bar-none, the [...]
February 24, 2008 – 11:33 pm
I may be completely biased, but TransitCampBayArea totally, completely exceeded my own expectations for the event. And the way that I’m biased is that I quite often hate my own events. In fact, I’m disappointed in them about 75% of the time. (I clearly put too much pressure on myself and have too high of [...]
October 30, 2007 – 8:29 pm
As TechCrunch reports over here, Songbird has released 0.3 and launched their shiny new developer site (thanks to the help from the talented PM of Jeffrey McManus and some creative derailing by us *sorry Jeffrey!*).
Why is this significant? Well, #1, I’ve been really excited about the future of the media web ever since the whole [...]
September 19, 2007 – 11:37 pm
On October 22-23 in Mountain View, Kaliya Hamlin and a group of others is putting on a really cool conference that I thought everyone should know about:
She’s Geeky
A Women’s Tech (un)conference
October 22-23 in Mountain View, CA.
This event is designed to bring together women from a range of technology-focused disciplines who self identify as geeky. [...]