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	1 2 3 4 5	P2P 2.0: Copyright, Streaming, and Circumventing Chinese Censorship Adam Fisk, LittleShoot LLC HTTP-based content distribution is inefficient and expensive. How can a new generation of P2P appli... READ MORE HTTP-based content distribution is inefficient and expensive. How can a new generation of P2P applications revolutionize browser-based digital media distribution? How can you use them on your site to give your users high-resolution video for free? How can digital media creators use these new tools to reach new audiences? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The .edu's Need Our Help Rick Banister, P'unk Avenue Universities are starving for empowering web resources. Students, staff, and faculty have unlimited ... READ MORE Universities are starving for empowering web resources. Students, staff, and faculty have unlimited access to the internet, yet are constrained to monolithic enterprise tools like Blackboard. Social tools like Facebook, brightkite, etc. help users connect after hours, but there is a drought of educational communication applications. The stage is set to develop intuitive tools that connect students with faculty, promote collaboration without constraints of space, and prune the university paper trail. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Your Personal Blog is Dead Alain Schotland, Standard Insurance Company Do you Twitter, Flickr, or Facebook? Then you could be guilty of blogicide. Users of those and other... READ MORE Do you Twitter, Flickr, or Facebook? Then you could be guilty of blogicide. Users of those and other social networking applications are accused of helping to kill off the personal blog. And that may not be so bad. In this interactive session, we'll present the evidence. You be the jury. Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Ca$hing In on Facebook Applications Shergul Arshad, StyleFeeder Everyone knows that Facebook applications are a cool way to expand brand awareness via viral marketi... READ MORE Everyone knows that Facebook applications are a cool way to expand brand awareness via viral marketing. But is it worth it if your application isn’t driving revenue or building registered users? We’ll separate the good apps from the bad and help you realize if an application is right for you. Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Scaling Rails Applications in the Cloud Mike Subelsky, OtherInbox.com Skeptics argue that Ruby-on-Rails "can't scale". In this talk, I prove them wrong by demonstrating ... READ MORE Skeptics argue that Ruby-on-Rails "can't scale". In this talk, I prove them wrong by demonstrating how cloud computing technologies have changed the game, enabling developers to use the expressiveness of Ruby and Rails to build high-performance applications that scale easily. Will include a case study and live scaling demonstration.
	1 2 3 4 5	Hackproofing Ruby-on-Rails Web Applications Mike Subelsky, OtherInbox.com Ruby-on-Rails makes building web applications deceptively simple, and for most Rails startups, secur... READ MORE Ruby-on-Rails makes building web applications deceptively simple, and for most Rails startups, security is usually an afterthought. Through a live coding demonstration, I will demonstrate how thinking from the attacker's perspective can help you protect sensitive data and avoid the pain of a hacking incident.
	1 2 3 4 5	The Future of Mobile John Keehler, The Richards Group Multimedia messaging, iphone applications, QR codes and bluecasting... what will the future of mobil... READ MORE Multimedia messaging, iphone applications, QR codes and bluecasting... what will the future of mobile look like? Mobile / Wireless
	1 2 3 4 5	The Anatomy of Successful iPhone Apps Michael Yuan, ezee inc. The iPhone app store has opened the door for many highly successful and profitable mobile applicatio... READ MORE The iPhone app store has opened the door for many highly successful and profitable mobile applications. In this presentation, we guide you through a grand tour of successful iPhone apps to understand cool SDK features all those apps utilize to provide the best user experience. Mobile / Wireless
	1 2 3 4 5	Mobile Internet's Future - Super Phone or Sub Computer? Tudor Brown, ARM By 2010 there will be 400 million Internet-enabled mobile devices in consumers’ hands - more than ... READ MORE By 2010 there will be 400 million Internet-enabled mobile devices in consumers’ hands - more than notebooks and desktops combined. These devices will open the door to a robust internet, social networking, media player and web applications on one highly-integrated device. But what form factor and applications will become the norm? This panel will take a forward-looking view of what features and practices will be preferred by the consumer and the design challenges to deliver them to the marketplace. Mobile / Wireless
	1 2 3 4 5	Edustyle: Higher Education on the Web Richard Wood, University of Nevada, Reno Higher education sites run the gamut from indexes of links to print brochures translated on the web;... READ MORE Higher education sites run the gamut from indexes of links to print brochures translated on the web; university news and information to business-conducting applications. The panel will explore edustyle -- sharing ideas and discuss how to balance structure and design while serving multi-target-audience requirements. Web / Interface Design
	1 2 3 4 5	Opening Up the Social Graph: Opportunities for Applications Steve Williams, Digg Initiatives like OpenSocial make it possible for applications to access data and content preferences... READ MORE Initiatives like OpenSocial make it possible for applications to access data and content preferences across the social graph. Citing examples from sites like Digg, Google, and Gnip, these experts will discuss emerging standards in OAuth and OpenID and explore how social applications like Digg retain individuality while working together.
	1 2 3 4 5	Designing for the Ritalin® Generation Craig Moser, Lombardi Software A new generation of tech-savvy users - weened on XBox, broadband and 800 channels of Hi-Def crap on ... READ MORE A new generation of tech-savvy users - weened on XBox, broadband and 800 channels of Hi-Def crap on the TV - presents interesting challenges and opportunities for application designers & developers. This session takes a look at the needs and technologies available to create compelling Web-based experiences that were previously only possible in desktop applications. Web / Interface Design
	1 2 3 4 5	Accessible Flash and Flex Applications Andrew Kirkpatrick, Adobe Systems Developers are increasingly interested in delivering accessible applications that use Flash-based te... READ MORE Developers are increasingly interested in delivering accessible applications that use Flash-based technologies but are uncertain as to what is possible and how to develop and test their applications. This panel will look at best practices and examples, and share information on what's new in Flash accessibility. Web / Interface Design
	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	Nerd Baiter: Using the Gadgets to Get the Geeks Tara Brown, Topspin Media Internet celebrity is on the rise and geeks are the new Tom Sellecks of online dating. Learn how to ... READ MORE Internet celebrity is on the rise and geeks are the new Tom Sellecks of online dating. Learn how to leverage your existing social networking services to bait and date and the types of applications that could be developed on those platforms to create and manage your dating portfolio. Human / Social Issues
	1 2 3 4 5	Tiling the Internet: Mosaics for a New Millennium Tim Napoleon, Akamai Technologies Mosaic video is quickly becoming the desired way to deliver and consume online content. Different v... READ MORE Mosaic video is quickly becoming the desired way to deliver and consume online content. Different video angles offer unparalleled user access and control. Media companies are challenged to expand their video offerings with new mosaic applications to meet the next wave of video demand—but how? Content
	1 2 3 4 5	Social Search: Crawl, Index, Rank and Query Me! Liad Agmon, Delver Social search is changing the way we browse and use the Web, network and market online by indexing o... READ MORE Social search is changing the way we browse and use the Web, network and market online by indexing our every move. How are social search applications crawling, indexing, ranking and querying UGC to harvest people and information that are relevant to "me" to make the Web more personal? Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Hands-On Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) Martin Kliehm, namics (deutschland) gmbh Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) is a W3C standard already supported by Firefox 1.5+, Op... READ MORE Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) is a W3C standard already supported by Firefox 1.5+, Opera 9.5, Internet Explorer 8 and Safari. Since its first proposal we built quite a few test cases and examples, and actually implemented ARIA in large corporate websites. Hear about our experiences. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Google Runs My Office Chris Gammon, Ludorum Listen to a panel discuss first hand the ways that Google's various web-based applications have incr... READ MORE Listen to a panel discuss first hand the ways that Google's various web-based applications have increased productivity, heightened collaboration between teammates, enabled remote teams and telecommuting and just generally made work-life much easier. Tips and best practices from the audience will certainly be encouraged. Business / Entrepreneurial
	1 2 3 4 5	Improved Efficiency: Making Your Office More Web 2.0 App-etizing Yori Nelken, TimeBridge The Microsoft monopoly on office applications is crumbling. Busy people are turning to Web 2.0 tools... READ MORE The Microsoft monopoly on office applications is crumbling. Busy people are turning to Web 2.0 tools to bridge the gap between traditional applications and the efficiency they need from their everyday applications. This presentation will demonstrate how to become a high performance worker with the free web tools available today. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Hey, You Paying Attention? Because "Smart" Applications Are! Jeff Nolan, NewsGator Technologies Attention data is all about personalization – making your experience, on the Web or in an applicat... READ MORE Attention data is all about personalization – making your experience, on the Web or in an application, super custom-tailored so you can cut through the noise and get at what interests you. Right now, this info is being used in some applications, but its future potential has yet to be realized. Content
	1 2 3 4 5	Developing Games for the iPhone: Touch, and Go! J.C. Connors, Foundation 9 Entertainment Hot on the heels of the DS and PSP, the iPhone is handheld platform development’s shiny new fronti... READ MORE Hot on the heels of the DS and PSP, the iPhone is handheld platform development’s shiny new frontier. Join industry experts to discuss the realities of developing iPhone applications with Multi-Touch screen utilization and restricted size capacities. Mobile / Wireless
	1 2 3 4 5	Behind The Velvet Rope Of Exclusive Social Networks Jason Schwartz, TheEastEnd.net To attract a mainstream crowd, online social applications need to emulate a real life counterpart. R... READ MORE To attract a mainstream crowd, online social applications need to emulate a real life counterpart. Real social networks do not have “everyone can join” policies. Learn how exclusivity creates value for users while attracting a non-geek crowd. Four invitation-only sites will give you a look inside. Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Integrating iPhone Apps/Sites with Rich Internet Applications Jim Whitney, Whiteboard Labs With the mass adoption of the iPhone comes the need to develop and design seamless, cross-platform u... READ MORE With the mass adoption of the iPhone comes the need to develop and design seamless, cross-platform user experiences. This panel will delve into the issues, techniques, and technologies involved with successfully integrating iPhone apps and sites with rich internet applications. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	X Is For XMPP: An Open Messaging Primer Jack Moffitt, Chesspark XMPP is an open, extensible messaging standard designed for instant messaging and presence. The pro... READ MORE XMPP is an open, extensible messaging standard designed for instant messaging and presence. The protocol is based on XML and is simple and easy to understand. XMPP can be used to power next generation Web apps. Learn how XMPP works and how you can use it in your own applications.
	1 2 3 4 5	Location-Based Applications – Dead on Arrival? Marta Vieira, YDreams Location based applications have long been hailed as the wireless industry’s “next killer app”... READ MORE Location based applications have long been hailed as the wireless industry’s “next killer app”. But will they disappear before they’re ever big? In this panel the experts will discuss if location is likely to emerge as a powerful genre or be used as a feature boost for applications. Mobile / Wireless
	1 2 3 4 5	Going Global: Reaching & Building Global Audiences Through Online Distribution Gaurav Dhillon, Jaman With a flood of theatrical releases worldwide coupled with shrinking opportunities for traditional d... READ MORE With a flood of theatrical releases worldwide coupled with shrinking opportunities for traditional distribution, filmmakers are challenged with reaching global audiences. The growing online film market (from $2 billion to more than $17 billion by 2012) looks promising for filmmakers to reach these eager, but harder-to-tap audiences. How can filmmakers stand apart, and what are some of the new platforms and best applications that can help? Community / Social Networks
	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	Mobile 2.0: The Next Frontier Chris Bernard, Microsoft Corp. The growing horsepower of next generation mobile devices and the increasing speed of mobile networks... READ MORE The growing horsepower of next generation mobile devices and the increasing speed of mobile networks allow us to do away with technologies such as WAP. Mobile devices can now easily view websites, as well as create and playback media as if on a desktop or laptop. Does this mean web applications don’t need special considerations? When you have an always-on connected device that is aware of it location and most and always with its user, a whole new paradigm of connected, social, and location based experiences emerge. With Rich mobile Internet Applications on the horizon, what are the possibilities and the potential considerations when designing and developing next generation mobile applications? Mobile / Wireless
	1 2 3 4 5	The University Goes Social James VanDyke, SMU See how colleges are using social networking and online communities to increase donations, drive app... READ MORE See how colleges are using social networking and online communities to increase donations, drive applications and connect their communities. Plus a bonus lighting round of what universities know that businesses just don't get. Community / Social Networks

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