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	1 2 3 4 5	Quality: The Next Online Video Battleground Eric Feng, Hulu The days of postage-sized, stuttering, 4X3 videos are over. More content is available online than ev... READ MORE The days of postage-sized, stuttering, 4X3 videos are over. More content is available online than ever before which only means that consumers are also demanding better quality than ever before. Quality, not convenience, will be the new battle ground for online video and new technologies, user experience innovations and obsession over every pixel will be what separates the leaders from the followers. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	OAuth in Every Language Gregg Pollack, Rails Envy As a web developer in the age of the mashup, you need to know how to implement OAuth. Learn what it... READ MORE As a web developer in the age of the mashup, you need to know how to implement OAuth. Learn what it is, why you need it, and how to use it in your language of choice. We will quickly cover how to implement OAuth in Ruby, Java, PHP, .NET, and Python. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Scale or Die: 10 Lessons About Scaling and Security Jeremiah Robison, Slide, Inc. As sites grow, they become targets for abuse and demand moderation and editing, not to mention techn... READ MORE As sites grow, they become targets for abuse and demand moderation and editing, not to mention technical wizardry for scaling, and constant testing on security. Join Slide Inc CTO, Jeremiah Robison, as he runs through 10 tips that helped Slide power through 2008. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Conversation Marketing: Listening and Talking within the Blogosphere Todd Steinman, M80 People are talking about you online. You already know this. But what are they saying, what does it... READ MORE People are talking about you online. You already know this. But what are they saying, what does it mean, and how can you respond? Hear from the leading conversation marketing technology solution companies about best practices to engage in discussions online. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Inventing Tomorrow's Digital Media Solutions—Today! Suzanne Stefanac, AFI Digital Content Lab The AFI Digital Content Lab has prototyped more than 80 cutting-edge digital entertainment solutions... READ MORE The AFI Digital Content Lab has prototyped more than 80 cutting-edge digital entertainment solutions over the past ten years. Working in collaboration with top-tier working professionals from the production, design, technology and business strategy sectors, the AFI Digital Content Lab teams have prototyped solutions for television, films, gaming, and mobile platforms. This panel provides some tips and tricks gleaned from these experts as we've worked together in our R&D Lab. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Making Music Sound Better Online: Improving Flow and Presentation Rusty Hodge, SomaFM.com internet radio Most music services present music like a jukebox, not a professional DJ. Songs stacked serially, not... READ MORE Most music services present music like a jukebox, not a professional DJ. Songs stacked serially, not flowing together for various reasons: tonal balance, loudness levels, speed and intensity. We discuss improving that presentation: automated mixing and segue tools; "harmonic key mixing" tracks; improving sound quality of MP3s and alternative Codecs; audio processing systems keeping subjective loudness and tone consistent. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Inevitable Future of Virtual Worlds Reuben Steiger, Millions of Us Virtual worlds and 3D interfaces are changing the flat web into an expressive experience. Copyrighte... READ MORE Virtual worlds and 3D interfaces are changing the flat web into an expressive experience. Copyrighted material of celebrities and real world talent are shaping the online experience through the distribution of virtual goods and likenesses. Google Lively continues to push the envelope as it introduces 3D socializing to mainstream Internet audiences. This panel will explore how virtual worlds are making the immersive web a reality for Internet consumers. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Hows and Whys of Visualizing Data Max Kiesler, Ideacodes Whether you're a designer, programmer or content specialist, this panel will help you understand the... READ MORE Whether you're a designer, programmer or content specialist, this panel will help you understand the practical concepts behind visualizing data. We will start with a primer on the hows and whys of data visualizations, and then dive right into examples and source code you can implement on your own. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Discovery is the New Cocaine: Going Beyond Engagement Ming Yeow Ng, Discoverio Web2 is about participation, but what is next? It is all about Discovery, the art of helping users s... READ MORE Web2 is about participation, but what is next? It is all about Discovery, the art of helping users serendipitously discover content and people that they did not know they wanted to know. This is what makes people come back again and again, interact, and explore. We will explain a set of highly practical psychological reasons and technological insights into implementing it! New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Yahoo!’s Open Approach Neal Sample, Yahoo! Yahoo! is rewiring itself from the inside out and inviting developers to have access to Yahoo!’s v... READ MORE Yahoo! is rewiring itself from the inside out and inviting developers to have access to Yahoo!’s vast audience of 500 million users worldwide. In this session Yahoo! will showcase how developers can leverage the new Yahoo! platform to build groundbreaking applications. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Everything to Know About Video to Go Greg Philpott, mDialog Having one of the few video apps announced with the new 3G iPhone, mDialog knows a thing or two abou... READ MORE Having one of the few video apps announced with the new 3G iPhone, mDialog knows a thing or two about mobile video! mDialog’s Greg Philpott will discuss the growing trend, the future of mobile video and how video quality and ease of distribution can be maintained for the mobile screen. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Whole Shebang - A Product Roadmap of the Internet Salim Ismail, Corporate transformation Information first gets published/discovered, then syndicated/aggregated and finally read/consumed. ... READ MORE Information first gets published/discovered, then syndicated/aggregated and finally read/consumed. Starting with text, then social, new types of information are being layered onto the web. We'll examine product development on the internet and map the whole shebang. What products sit where, what are the tough problems and what we can expect next. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	DRM: The Fight Isn't Over Yet Fred Benenson, Creative Commons Artists like NIN and Radiohead are releasing whole albums for free, DRM-free Amazon is giving iTunes... READ MORE Artists like NIN and Radiohead are releasing whole albums for free, DRM-free Amazon is giving iTunes a run for its money, no one buys CDs that may or may not have DRM on them, and Napster has just bet the farm on MP3s. By all accounts the battle against music DRM has been won, but what about the DRM war against the rest of our media? As Bluray gets comfortable with some of the most restrictive DRM in history and Microsoft Vista struggles with convincing its customers what exactly its features are, we should be taking a hard look how we access media. Join us for a discussion on new DRM technologies, recent circumvention attempts, and ruminations on the nature of the beast. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Data Portability and Open Standards Dave Morin, Facebook Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name…” A lot has changed since Sam, Diane an... READ MORE Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name…” A lot has changed since Sam, Diane and Woody were last seen on the set of Cheers, but the sentiment remains the same. The web has become a social place where our interactions and identities are increasingly stored online. In this session we’ll explore opportunities and challenges to making data portability a reality New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	From Global to Mobile: What's Next in Local, Contextual Search Don Turnbull, University of Texas at Austin The rapid growth of mobile internet devices changes the science of search seeking globally-based Web... READ MORE The rapid growth of mobile internet devices changes the science of search seeking globally-based Web pages to using local, pervasive, and task-oriented contextual search. What emerging technologies from research labs and innovative designs will we be seeing next, need now, and have to know how to work with to keep up in the world of search? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Super Heroes Rescuing Next Generation Websites Ian Howells, Alfresco Activision’s taking the lead in innovation with over 40 micro-sites, in six different languages th... READ MORE Activision’s taking the lead in innovation with over 40 micro-sites, in six different languages that provide a personalized one-to-one Web experience allowing more than five million video gamers to communicate interactively. This discussion will talk about the future of games, the technologies behind them and what is driving this innovation. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Participatory Communities: Mobile Virtual Worlds, Wikis and Social Platforms Eric Kabisch, University of California, Irvine Social software, wikis and virtual worlds will increasingly migrate to mobile devices as they become... READ MORE Social software, wikis and virtual worlds will increasingly migrate to mobile devices as they become more capable and common. This panel focuses on participatory media and location-based storytelling – future "World 2.0" applications that create and expose digital communities on top of our physical communities and lived spaces. Panelists will speak about current projects that address these futures. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Using Drupal to Manage, Publish, and Promote Your Content Robert Scales, Raincity Studios Drupal is a fast-growing content management system built by a loose knit community committed to maki... READ MORE Drupal is a fast-growing content management system built by a loose knit community committed to making a highly usable and infinitely extendable publishing platform ideal for individuals to enterprises. Learn how to use Drupal to organize content, publicize your message, and activate your audience. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Using Hadoop for Large Scale Data Intensive Applications Eric Baldeschwieler, Yahoo! At some point, every company must scale its infrastructure, and in turn, must face the challenges of... READ MORE At some point, every company must scale its infrastructure, and in turn, must face the challenges of handling larger and larger amounts of data. In this session, leaders from the Apache Hadoop project will showcase how to easily write and run applications that store and process petabytes of data. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Mobile Web: Changing the Game for Consumers Raj Singh, Skyfire Consumers are demanding a mobile Web browsing experience that resembles their PC browsing experience... READ MORE Consumers are demanding a mobile Web browsing experience that resembles their PC browsing experience. They want the freedom to browse and experience the Web outside on-deck walled gardens and watered-down mobile sites. Bhandari puts forth the case that mobile browsers must support all modern Web technologies so users can experience the Web as they know it on their PC. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Kicking Ass With Controlled Metadata Jenny Benevento, Associated Press Web 2.0 is all about tagging, right? Many content types are not findable with user-generated metada... READ MORE Web 2.0 is all about tagging, right? Many content types are not findable with user-generated metadata. More web projects are using controlled & expert created metadata to complement user tagging to enhance user experience, findability, social networking, & site popularity. We'll show you how & why it can help you. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Web 3.1: The Humorous Race To World Domination Andrew Hyde, TechStars Windows 3.1 changed the world. Web 3.1 will take it over, and beat it into recycle bin submission. ... READ MORE Windows 3.1 changed the world. Web 3.1 will take it over, and beat it into recycle bin submission. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Express Web Apps - What Can You Build in One Week? Nikhil Bobb, Yahoo! Brickhouse I constantly hear people boasting about what they built last week. eg. "Xxx says he built a scalable... READ MORE I constantly hear people boasting about what they built last week. eg. "Xxx says he built a scalable Twitter clone in two days, and spent only a week hacking to get his new social network up." We will explore what thinking, tools and methods can have you doing the same. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Too Much Lifecasting: Do You Want to Watch Me Pee? Bhaskar Roy, Qik Bored at work, you stumble across your friend’s video feed. He’s obviously forgotten his camera ... READ MORE Bored at work, you stumble across your friend’s video feed. He’s obviously forgotten his camera is on and breaks into a horrible rendition of “Eye of the Tiger.” After five minutes, and the addition of 5 curious co-workers one of them wonders out loud, “Why are we watching this?” Good Question. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Device is Dead! Viva La Platform! Rob Currie, Dash Navigation Are people still talking about devices? Why? Today it's all about the platform and the content it ... READ MORE Are people still talking about devices? Why? Today it's all about the platform and the content it delivers to consumers, and the consumers that it delivers to advertisers. Is money being made on hardware that can be updated via firmware? Just once. But a platform that delivers new content every day? Bank. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Evolution of Consumption: Exploiting Consumer Digital Music Habits Mark Talyor, Level 3 Communications How artists and consumers can leverage new and emerging technologies. Discussions on benefits and op... READ MORE How artists and consumers can leverage new and emerging technologies. Discussions on benefits and options - caching and downloading, storage, video on demand and high-definition; and key drivers monetizing content and highlighting the right technologies artists must utilize as consumers’ consumption patterns continue to evolve. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Reduce MySpace Between Waist & Thighs So Wiki Live Longer Biray Alsac , FITTmaxx Institute When NY Times covered blogger Om Malik's heart attack, it was a wake-up call to Web 2.0 community ab... READ MORE When NY Times covered blogger Om Malik's heart attack, it was a wake-up call to Web 2.0 community about our lifestyle. Is being 'plugged in' destroying our health? We beg to differ. Consider using the internet for fitness! This panel will debate which next generation technologies are helpful in 'exercising the web.' New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Too Much Text: When I Was Your Age, We Sent Email Jay Cuthrell, fudge.org The youngest generation of Internet users have relegated email to the domain of their parents and ot... READ MORE The youngest generation of Internet users have relegated email to the domain of their parents and other "old people". What are the current technical challenges faced by email that threaten it surviving for another decade of use and facing a decline in adoption by new users? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Is Living in the Clouds Really That Awesome? Avi Muchnick, Aviary In a world where our pictures, documents, and all the rest of our stuff are being shared as well as ... READ MORE In a world where our pictures, documents, and all the rest of our stuff are being shared as well as stored in the clouds. Doesnt it make sense to start creating and editing content in the clouds as well? This panel will discuss the pros and cons of using browser based applications instead of desktop software. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Ranking and Relevance: The Future of RSS Technology Ilya Grigorik, AideRSS, Inc. We need help managing information overload. That’s no longer a question. Now we need to manage it ... READ MORE We need help managing information overload. That’s no longer a question. Now we need to manage it well while balancing technology capability with human needs. We’ll tackle quandaries like where the big opportunities for RSS technologies are, personal vs. corporate uses, and the needs of the technorati vs. mainstream consumers. New Technology / Next Generation

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