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	Yes No	Why Widgets Won't Die Anytime Soon Chad Catacchio, chadcatacchio.com The death of widgets has been greatly exaggerated. This panel will argue that not only are widgets a... READ MORE The death of widgets has been greatly exaggerated. This panel will argue that not only are widgets alive and kicking, enabling widgets even further is a integral strategy for some of the web's largest platforms including Google and WordPress, while continuing to be a very attractive advertising option for brands. Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Monetizing Social Media in Action Sports Espree Devora, ZexSports How to effectively monetize social media in extreme sports. Discover how to both engage with and mon... READ MORE How to effectively monetize social media in extreme sports. Discover how to both engage with and monitor your brand across all social platforms. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Case Study, Content Management, Digital Distribution
	Yes No	Building A Bulletproof Personal-Finance System Ramit Sethi, I Will Teach You To Be Rich At the end of each month, most people look at their finances, wince, and say, "I guess I spent that ... READ MORE At the end of each month, most people look at their finances, wince, and say, "I guess I spent that much." This panel teaches you the tactics of building an automated system to handle your money -- so you can focus on earning more. How to handle irregular income/expenses for entrepreneurs, psychological hacks, negotiation scripts, and the best accounts to use. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Career / Work Concerns, Self-Help / Self-Improvement
	Yes No	Impact of Women in Technology Alexandra Mokh, GirlGamer.com Women make up about one third of the Technology demographic, and they play a major role in the field... READ MORE Women make up about one third of the Technology demographic, and they play a major role in the fields of marketing, gaming, social media, journalism, advertising/pr, and more. In this panel, we’ll be discussing the influence of women in technology, & how they’ve changed the past, present, and future of it. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Case Study, Community / Online Community, Journalism 2.0, Social Issues
	Yes No	Music 2010: Playlists, Networks, Radio & Numbers You Need Corey Denis, reapandsow Technology has opened floodgates to a sea of music marketing resources and overabundance of data gen... READ MORE Technology has opened floodgates to a sea of music marketing resources and overabundance of data generated by behaviors and transactions. What are the most important numbers & what do they mean? What numbers are missing? Examine complex human interactions with music online: learn to define & synthesize data generated by music consumption. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Digital Distribution, Digital Divide, Music 2.0, Social Networking
	Yes No	Innovating Bureaucracy: Getting Government To Share Andrea Baker, Navstar, Inc A different type of Community Management session, we dive into how to change the most difficult of c... READ MORE A different type of Community Management session, we dive into how to change the most difficult of cultures within the Government. This dual presentation will dive deeper into how they did it when it comes to the digital divide of Government inside and outside of the firewall. The lessons learned from these case-studies can be applied to the corporate world as well. Case Study, Community / Online Community, Digital Divide, Government and Technology, Social Networking
	Yes No	Social Breadcrumbing - Tying Networks Together by Phone Chip Millson, MapQuest The integration of location-based services, phones and social networks is increasingly common. But h... READ MORE The integration of location-based services, phones and social networks is increasingly common. But how does this enhance the lives of users and improve their actual experiences on sites? Learn about the unique ways that sites are utilizing these services to upgrade their data and promote greater sharing among users. Community / Online Community, Geolocation, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, Social Networking
	Yes No	Slow Twitter: Users Who Take Their Time Tweeting Nick Douglas, Twitter Wit Slow Twitter is like Slow Food, but much sillier. The people who use the most impulse-driven site fo... READ MORE Slow Twitter is like Slow Food, but much sillier. The people who use the most impulse-driven site for the most thought-out one-liners have created a new art form with its own poetic language, economy of space, and a million ways to joke about being drunk, naked and crying on a Monday. A panel of witty Twitter users, moderated by the editor of the book "Twitter Wit," will discuss what goes into writing a good tweet, why Twitter is a legit form of literature, and why already-famous writers and comedians should "waste" their best ideas on Twitter. Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	Crowds vs Global Communities Jack Hughes TopCoder, Inc., TopCoder What's the difference between a crowd and a global community when trying to get work done, and how d... READ MORE What's the difference between a crowd and a global community when trying to get work done, and how do those differences impact your ability to turn new ideas into real product? Community / Online Community, Social Networking, Visual Design, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Will the Real Social Media Team Please Stand Up? Adam Christensen, IBM Ok, why is everyone standing up? A panel of social media practitioners from areas such as communicat... READ MORE Ok, why is everyone standing up? A panel of social media practitioners from areas such as communications, marketing, and product development discuss innovative uses of social media in the networked business world. They share key success stories, lessons learned, questions and challenges as they work independently and collaboratively. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Social Networking
	Yes No	Visual Communications: Check Engine Light on Digital Media Megan Morris, MediZed This panel will challenge your concept of visual communication by stepping into the heart of digital... READ MORE This panel will challenge your concept of visual communication by stepping into the heart of digital media. Why choose clarity rather than transparency? The building industry, as one of the largest consumers of resources, should pay close attention to this panel as we show how new media will have an essential role in driving sustainability. Animation / Cartoons, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Design Thinking, Social Networking
	Yes No	Seductive Design: Making Sites Your Users Fall In Love With Andy Budd, Clearleft Ltd Using examples from the real world, this session will look at the various tips, tricks and technique... READ MORE Using examples from the real world, this session will look at the various tips, tricks and techniques you can use to make your users fall in love with your product or service. So dim the lights, put Barry White on the stereo and get ready for a lesson in the fine art of user seduction. Design Thinking, Information Architecture, Interface Design, Social Networking, User Experience
	Yes No	Building an Employee Platform for Social Change Patrice Thramer, Nike, Inc. In July 2009, a small team at Nike launched The WE Portal, a digital platform connecting 33,000 glob... READ MORE In July 2009, a small team at Nike launched The WE Portal, a digital platform connecting 33,000 global employees to social and environmental causes. With this presentation we'll describe how we tackled technical and design challenges, wrestled complex corporate systems, and faced meeting the needs of a hugely diverse group of employees in order to launch a technology platform that can scale positive change. Community / Online Community, International, Non-Profits, Social Issues, Sports 2.0
	Yes No	Creating the LifeData EcoSystem Shawn Morrissey, frog design What happens when you combine personal health monitoring data networks, personal performance data ne... READ MORE What happens when you combine personal health monitoring data networks, personal performance data networks, lifestreaming, communities, and economics? This panel will discuss the implications of insurance companies, retailers, health professionals, and others having access to your life data. Would insurance companies offer discounts to those who exercise more? Would doctors and coaches work together to create a more holistic life plan? Design Thinking, Mobile / Wireless, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Sports 2.0, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Mac-n-Cheese: Learning About Product Design from Comfort Foods Julie Stanford, Sliced Bread Design Comfort foods are the epitome of success. Delicious, ubiquitous, and easy. This panel of chefs and d... READ MORE Comfort foods are the epitome of success. Delicious, ubiquitous, and easy. This panel of chefs and designers will explore what food can teach about product design. What makes a new recipe take-off? How do you make your product comfy on first use and then make people want to use it again? Design Thinking, Interface Design, Mobile Applications, User Experience, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	HTML5: Tales from the Development Trenches Bruce Lawson, Opera Software ASA HTML5 is coming. Originally called "web applications 1.0", it brings new semantics, JavaScript APIs ... READ MORE HTML5 is coming. Originally called "web applications 1.0", it brings new semantics, JavaScript APIs for drag and drop, offline storage, generating images, plugin-free video and form validation. It's upset semantic web advocates, accessibility evangelists and baffled developers. Cut through the crap: learn what it is and what it does. Accessibility / Web Standards
	Yes No	HTML 5 Accessibility Martin Kliehm, The Web Standards Project It appears from the discussions that HTML5 and accessibility are mutually exclusive. The alt and sum... READ MORE It appears from the discussions that HTML5 and accessibility are mutually exclusive. The alt and summary attributes were at stake, and we are just beginning to understand the potential of the audio, video, and canvas elements. This panel will show what HTML5 can do for accessibility and how we can bridge the trenches. Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Geolocation, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Ditch the Old to Build Your Dream Life Lucretia Pruitt, Collective Bias Let’s face it, few people are really happy with our lives. We wish we could toss it all in and sta... READ MORE Let’s face it, few people are really happy with our lives. We wish we could toss it all in and start again, find that elusive ‘balance’ & our bliss. Hear from people who’ve tossed all (or most) of their old lives or jobs to find the life they really wanted. Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Online Relationships, Self-Help / Self-Improvement
	Yes No	Online Presence: Asset of the Future Leslie Poston, Uptown Uncorked / Avaya In the near future, your online social presence will become a must-have asset, a life-long living re... READ MORE In the near future, your online social presence will become a must-have asset, a life-long living resume that will determine your success in relationships, careers, education and more. It will break down barriers and create unheard of opportunities - if you leverage it well. This panel is based on our upcoming book: "Online Presence: Asset Of The Future" and will involve statistics, case studies, methodologies and a lively Q&A component. Case Study, New Technology / Next Generation, Online Relationships, Other / Out There, Social Networking
	Yes No	Gaming and Social Media for Health Kristi Miller Durazo, American Heart Association Gaming is increasingly merging with health and fitness as a way to engage larger audiences and chang... READ MORE Gaming is increasingly merging with health and fitness as a way to engage larger audiences and change social norms and attitudes about being active. The role of social media to augment these experiences is increasing. The panel will explore how gaming, social media and health intersect to carve out new opportunities. Games run across a broad spectrum from fully on-line to on-line/off-line and even fully off-line experiences. ARGs, Case Study, Community / Online Community, Social Networking, Video Games
	Yes No	Work Place 101: Designing a Better Office Environment Everett Katigbak, Facebook We're all focused on designing the next big thing but what about all the time we spend in our own wo... READ MORE We're all focused on designing the next big thing but what about all the time we spend in our own work space? Many of us spend more time at the office than we do in our own homes. This presentation will explore the perfect feng shui for our work-home and how the design of our space can even lead to increasing productivity. Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Design Thinking
	Yes No	Community Power: How to Use Your Users Vinnie Lauria, Lefora.com How to get the most out of the community using your product or web service. The presentation will i... READ MORE How to get the most out of the community using your product or web service. The presentation will include examples of how to communicate with your users for developing new features and driving new traffic through motivational and reward systems. Community / Online Community, User Experience
	Yes No	Social Media and China: Different Than You Think Jacqui Zhou, Dell Most Westerners link Twitter usage in China to freedom of speech and the government's crackdown on d... READ MORE Most Westerners link Twitter usage in China to freedom of speech and the government's crackdown on democracy. However, microblogging and social media in China are more than that. We will interview some of the most popular Chinese microbloggers on the social and commercial ramifications of Twitter and its numerous clones in China. International
	Yes No	I Have Never Believed in the Semantic Web Leigh Dodds, Talis It turns out a six-year old can understand the basic idea of the Semantic Web. So why do so many dev... READ MORE It turns out a six-year old can understand the basic idea of the Semantic Web. So why do so many developers think it's so complicated? If you're a skeptic then come have your assumptions challenged and find out how the web of data is being built today. Accessibility / Web Standards, Back-End Programming / Databases, History of Technology, New Technology / Next Generation, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Cyber Warfare a Spectrum of Conflict Changing Communication and Society Samuel Liles, Purdue University Calumet If the Internet and the world wide web have changed the way we communicate why would we be surprised... READ MORE If the Internet and the world wide web have changed the way we communicate why would we be surprised if conflict between people is changing? Cyber warfare is a spectrum of conflict from hacktivism to tragedy. When the social sphere of the Internet takes notice the power of protest explodes, but is it cyber warfare? Community / Online Community, Government and Technology, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking
	Yes No	Cloud City: Parallel Computing For Everyone Mason Hale, OneSpot "Machine learning" once implied PhD's and racks of servers. No more. With projects like EC2, Hadoop... READ MORE "Machine learning" once implied PhD's and racks of servers. No more. With projects like EC2, Hadoop and Mahout, and accessible texts lining bookstore shelves, advanced distributed computing techniques are mainstream. After introducing the basics of map/reduce and collaborative filtering, we will ponder the possibilities of web-scale computing for everyone. Cloud Storage / Delivery, Digital Distribution, Information Architecture, New Technology / Next Generation, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Games and Media: Playing and Learning, Together Hugh Garry, BBC Who says you can't play SingStar on the radio? Games and the media have always had a difficult relat... READ MORE Who says you can't play SingStar on the radio? Games and the media have always had a difficult relationship but Public Service Broadcasters the BBC and Channel 4 in the UK have broken new ground in the convergence of games with TV and Radio. Find out how.
	Yes No	Injecting Social Relevancy into Enterprise Search Dan Larsen, Qualcomm See how GO, a simple social keyword shortcut system, dramatically improved Qualcomm’s Enterprise S... READ MORE See how GO, a simple social keyword shortcut system, dramatically improved Qualcomm’s Enterprise Search. It empowered users to define where keywords should go, and surfaced these destinations within search results. This dramatically improved user perceptions and satisfaction. Case Study, Search
	Yes No	It's Never What They Say, It's What They Mean Jake McKee, Ant's Eye View When someone yells online, it's easy to get caught up in the negativity, seeing visions of doom and ... READ MORE When someone yells online, it's easy to get caught up in the negativity, seeing visions of doom and gloom. But more often than not, negativity is a form of passion. This session will introduce you to the fine art of translating community discussions into actionable decisions. Community / Online Community
	Yes No	Taking Corporate Out of Your Corporate Blog Chelsea Marti, Intuit Inc./Quicken How do you make a corporate blog "not-so-corporate" yet still fulfill business goals? A team of pass... READ MORE How do you make a corporate blog "not-so-corporate" yet still fulfill business goals? A team of passionate corporate blog champions will tell you how to not only get that blog pumping up your search traffic and relevance in your field, but to engage customers and potential customers in a way that won't send them kicking and screaming in the opposite direction (hey, they might even come back to read your blog again). Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community

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