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Join us at OSCON - and catch the session on Open SoSi!

8 July, 2010
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by Rob Cottingham

Later this month, we're packing up the tents, band instruments and trapezes, and taking the show down south to Portland, Oregon for a week to attend OSCON 2010.

I'll be cartoon-blogging the event - and Alex and I will be presenting a session on our Open SoSi initiative, the ongoing process of open-sourcing our intellectual property. It's Wednesday, July 21 at 4:30 in the afternoon, and we'd love to see you there.

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RTWS: A different kind of conference

Someone offers a bottle of wine to everyone who didn't do a PowerPoint presentation

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RTWS: Can't we all just get along?

Competing developers agree! Next stop: Middle East peace.

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RTWS: Demo Fair

What Noise to Signal saw at the demo fair (and one or two things I just plain made up)

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RTWS: All in the timing

email versus the real-time web

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RTWS: Mortified in real-time

Your mistakes can now go viral in no time

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Have tablet, will travel

Almost-real-time cartoon blogging at the Real-Time Web Summit

15 October, 2009
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by Rob Cottingham

I'm at the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit in Mountain View, CA today - and so is my trusty Cintiq, and some phenomenally smart people.

Over the course of the day, I'll be cartoon-blogging from the conference. You can catch it at ReadWriteWeb and here at Noise to Signal.

Comments always welcome!

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RTWS: Glad we cleared that up

Breakout session misunderstanding

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RTWS: The first use case for any new technology

Session proposal

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Help write the agenda for the 2010 Nonprofit Technology Conference

5 October, 2009
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by Rob Cottingham

SXSW isn't the only fabulous event whose agenda is partly shaped by audience input. NTEN, the Nonprofit Technology Network, will hold its annual conference next April in Atlanta, Georgia... and they'd like you to help them figure out what sessions to offer.

Head on over here for a list of candidates, and start a-clickin'. And if you'd like to leave comments – suggestions, questions, thinly-veiled requests to be included on the panel – just click on the session title.

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