A great unconference puts the focus on the people, and makes it as easy as possibly for all of the participants to meet, learn, and share with each other. If you haven't done it before, it probably sounds like a schmoozefest. But really at each of the unconferences I've participated in(and BlogPhilly was no exception) I've found the vast majority of conversations both in sessions and in the hallways, restaurants, and bars to be exceedingly human and useful.
Posted on July 17, 2007 1:43 PM
I had an excellent time last week at the BlogPhiladelphia conference and in the short time I had to see some of Philly itself. In this entry I wanted to provide a short wrap-up of the session I led and some links, and then in the next one I'll list out some of the participants I met at the conference. Needless to say if you are not into the inside baseball of corporate blogging, don't worry; I'll return to more general Earthling stuff shortly.
Posted on July 16, 2007 3:10 PM
I'm headed out to BlogPhiladelphia this afternoon. I'm no stranger to the allure of the Cheesesteak, but this will be my first time in Philly since our Municipal Wi-Fi network buildout began. I 'm looking forward to meeting lots of Philly bloggers including BlogPhiladelphia's intrepid organizer, Annie Heckenberger.
Posted on July 11, 2007 1:23 PM
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