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- Mashup Camp Highlights
By Calais | Feb 6, 2009
Check out what Tom Tague says about Mashup Camp vs. other events and the value to Thomson Reuters...
VeeJay.tv - Become A VeeJay Right Away
By Roger H | January 10, 2009
"An online resource that is presented by two gentlemen from San Francisco, and which premiered recently at Mashup Camp, VeeJay.tv allows anybody to mix up his own set of music videos and share them with other site users...."
When Looking for Answers...Follow the Money
By Luis Derechin | December 31, 2008
""Follow the money" is a common way experts rationalize human behaviors in economics, politics, crime and many other areas. This undeniable truth becomes even more relevant in an economic environment characterized by gloom and pessimism, such as the one we are currently experiencing...."
Calais Shines At Mashup Camp!
By Jody Ashenhurst | December 23, 2008
"The enthusiasm and support of our development community is outstanding. Take a look at how Calais fared at Mashup Camp...."
MyEclipse 7.0: AJAX, SOA and Web Services
By CodeheadBot | December 12, 2008
"I spoke on a panel at Mashup Camp this week on why Ajax Standards matter. I was quoted by Doug Henschen of Intelligent Enterprise as saying that we are locked in a struggle for the soul of the web, so I thought I would expand on that ..."
Are You A Member of the Tribe?
By Luis Derechin | December 11, 2008
"I just listened to Seth’s Godin new book, Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us. Seth is an inspiring author/marketer and I find him to be one of the easiest-to-understand individuals about complex business topics today. His grasp and explanation of the complex problems facing organizations have made all of his books best sellers in the business world...."
Wishlist Items
By Oyasumi | December 11, 2008
"I attended Add-on-con's open house meetup at Mozilla headquarters here in Mountain View earlier tonight, airing a wish list item of mine in the trailing discussion about what we want from Firefox, after some talks about what's coming up next, and where Mozilla want to go at the moment. It was a good session meeting friends and new acquaintances, and I even recognized a few faces from Mashup Camp a few weeks ago. Being the season for wishlists, I thought I'd sum up some of mine, on a more interesting scope than those we might share with our friends and family about items, activities and whatnot. Anything goes, high and low -- I even mention the point I brought up earlier during the evening...."
Thoughts About Mashup Camp '08
By Mozenda | December 1, 2008
"So, Mashup Camp ended about a week and a half ago and I’ve now had some time to reflect on what happened. While at the conference, we were running around all day doing demos, teaching people how to use the software, and meeting conference attendees and other sponsors. All in all the conference was a lot of fun. It was refreshing to be in a less structured conference environment even though it occasionally meant that things were a little more hectic. It was also refreshing to be around people who feel passionately about mashups...."
Open Calais with Thomas Tague
By Rob McNealy | December 1, 2008
"Rob McNealy interviews Thomas Tague about the Calais Initiative, which recently won Mashup Camp’s Best Solution Provider Tool Contest...."
Mashup Camp: loved it
By Maria Tseng | November 26, 2008
"My friend Nancy Tubbs (founder of Full Calendar) let me know about the November 2008 Mashup Camp in at the Computer History Museum. It was a highly intellectually satisfying 3-day event. The chief cat herder, Information Week's David Berlind, did a great job -- kudos to him...."
More Mashup Camp Moments
By Erik Eldridge, Julie Choi | November 25, 2008
"In case you're wondering what went on at Mashup Camp last week, here are some highlights. Camp started with a bang: these are the rules, this is your number, you're in this event, let's begin. People could roam unconferences, attend sessions, SpeedGeek, and compete in the best mashup contest. Activities ranged from optional to mandatory. This event was structured for geeks, by geeks....”
And the Winners Are...
By Krista Thomas | November 25, 2008
"We're headed home from three exciting and exhausting days at Mashup Camp in Mountain View, CA, and all we can say is thank you!
Thanks to the many developers who worked with Calais to create fantastic mashups and brought their creativity, innovation and dedication to the 24-to-48 hour challenge...."
Greetings From Mashup Camp
By Kent Brewster| November 24, 2008
"Mashup Camp 7 went off without a hitch last week, at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. YDN was there, with fabulous prizes for the Best Yahoo! Mash-Up. Fortunately, we brought three Flip video cameras, because there were three very worthy entries:..."
The Weekly Might Have Missed List 11/23/08
By Lee Potts | November 23, 2008
"Danny Thorpe, Architect of Disruption: Mashup Camp, Day 1 — “To make matters worse, the presenter had to talk his way around a number of technical difficulties, including (but not limited to): [ed. note: go to post to see list of technical difficulties]. All of that in 25 minutes. It’s a reassuring to know that even Google can have “those” kinds of demo days.”
MashupCamp: DAY THREE
By Steve Repetti | November 22, 2008
"The final day of MashupCamp started as before with introductory remarks by Dave Berlind. This morphed into the second discussion panel of the conference: 'Making Money with Mashups.'..."
MashupCamp: DAY TWO
By Steve Repetti | November 22, 2008
"The second day of MashupCamp picked up where the previous day left off. Dave brought everyone up-to-date with the plans for the day and then the general assembly morphed into the first panel discussion: 'Making the Case for Mashups in Business.'..."
Prize Winners Announced at 2008 Mashup Camp
By Darlene Fichter | November 22, 2008
"Mashup Camp, the unconference for the uncomputer, is in just wrapped up its sixth year in Mountain View, CA.
Dean Mao won the prize for the best mashup for his Empowerment Addon to Firefox, a context sensitive mashup hat permits you to annotate all webpages and uses natural language parsing. This add-on is too new to be approved so you'll need to register for a Mozilla account, to download it...."
Namespaces, Search, Network Gestures and the American Soft-White Cyber-Underbelly
By David Berlind | November 22, 2008
"On the drive home from Boston's Logan Airport after 7 hours of red-eye flying back from Mashup Camp in Silicon Valley, National Public Radio's Here & Now aired Robin Young's interview of Larry Wortzel, chair of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, about China's alleged acts of cyberwarfare against the United States. What Wortzel said, right on the heels of what I heard O'Reilly Media founder and CEO Tim O'Reilly say about namespaces and search during his Mashup Camp keynote was enough to keep me awake and thinking for the 50-minute drive home...."
Report From the Trenches: Mashup Camp, fall 2008, DAY ONE
By Steve Repetti | November 21, 2008
"Just back from MashupCamp in Mountain View CA where I was surrounded by three days of geek nirvana. MashupCamp is an “un-conference” that this year introduced elements of measured structure into a program that continues to grow and mature into the coolest event surrounding the mashup phenomenon...."
Mashup Camp 7 Wrapup
By Nicholas Moline | November 19, 2008
"As I Posted about last week, I attended Mashup Camp at the Computer History Museum this week. It has been a packed couple of days. I mentioned before I was not really considering entering the Speedgeeking Contest that occurs at each Mashup Camp. Last Spring’s Mashup Camp I was a bit depressed to come in last place, but this contest was different, this time they had one top prize (A MacBook Pro) awarded by attendee voting, but then the individual providers sponsoring the event also had their own contests of who had the best mashup using their service...."
The Soul of the Web - Why Ajax Standards Matter
By Christopher Keene | November 19, 2008
"I spoke on a panel at Mashup Camp this week on why Ajax Standards matter. I was quoted by Doug Henschen of Intelligent Enterprise as saying that we are locked in a struggle for the soul of the web, so I thought I would expand on that theme...."
"You wouldn't want a mashup for your bank account."
By Geoffrey Hendrey | November 18, 2008
"I am watching the opening panel discussion at Mashup Camp. Hart Rossman, CTO at SAIC just said "You wouldn't want a mashup for your bank account."
That really struck a chord because it captures the inadequacy with today's mashup security model. In fact, building a banking system on NextDB is sort of the logical extent of where the NextDB SURID technology can go.
Another interesting statement from one of the panelists:
"SLAs can't be that strong because you can't have really strong remedies." I agree.
"you're not going to get a new CRM system out of a mashup."
I disagree. Once the database is secure and mashable, the entire application software development lifecycle can be handled by mashups...."
Mashup Camp & London Geo Meet Up
By Mike Pegg | November 18, 2008
"Mashup Camp is under way in Mountain View, California. Tomorrow the winners of the Best Mashup Contest Awards should be announced. Hopefully we will be able to bring you news of the role Google Maps has played in any of the winning entries...."
Mashup Camp, Day 1
By Danny Thorpe | November 17, 2008
"I dropped by the Computer History Museum today CCF11172008_00000to check out this year’s Mashup Camp and see what’s hot and what’s not. Turnout was good, about the same as what I remember at Mashup Camp in 2006 (or was it 2007?) - roughly 150 people milling about.
Today was pretty much sponsor’s day - the speedgeeking and chalk talk presenters all appeared to be sponsoring the event in some way. I discovered a few new things interesting enough to dig into further, but I’m really hoping tomorrow will get back to the “directed anarchy” that un-conferences are famous for. No session tracks, no agendas, just time slots and rooms and a whiteboard (or wiki) where the conference attendees can nominate and vote for discussion topics they’d like to learn more about. If there’s sufficient interest and sufficient expertise in the audience to cover the topic, then poof! you have a session...."
Web 2.1 - Mashup Camp - Entrepreneurs Jamming On The Next Web
By John Furrier | November 17, 2008
"We have officially entered the Web 2.1 era. Everyone knows that the .0 release of anything always lags. Now with the financial and market turndown we are seeing real business get done. At the Web 2.0 conference I observed the same thing. In and around Silicon Valley the talk is about “real business”...."
Mashup Camp 2008
By Emily Chang | November 17, 2008
"Mashup Camp, a.k.a "The Unconference for the Uncomputer" is an unconference-style event that's dedicated to bringing together the Internet software mashup community for a face-to-face collaborative meet-up where new relationships are formed, old relationships are nurtured, ideas are shared, multiple balls are moved forward, and innovation happens in real-time...."
MashUp Camp: Panel Discussion on Standards
By Judith Bush | November 17, 2008
"These are my Treo notes on the panel discussion
Monday, November 17, 2008 | 10:20am - 11:20am Write a mashup once, run it anywhere? Hardly. All AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript and XML) applications may not be mashups. But a great many mashups are AJAX applications. So long as the browser-based applications you’re building include AJAX code, that code is impacted by the tool used for development, the APIs being called, and the browsers it’s expected to run in...."
Mashups
By Susan Visser | November 17, 2008
"When at the IOD Conference, I had the pleasure of meeting two people who are experts in the mashup area: Bobbi Cochrane and Ginny Ghezzo. On both occasions we randomly met while eating breakfast... and ended up talking about mashups with all the people sitting at the table.
Bobbi gave me a card that introduced the IBM Mashup Center which is an enterprise mashup platform to unlock data, remix content, and unleash productivity. Give it a try on greenhouse.lotus.com...."
QCon, Mashup Camp, Cloud Computing in SF, Silicon Valley
By Howard Dyckoff | November 16, 2008
"This is the second annual San Francisco enterprise software development conference designed for team leads, architects and agile project managers. This event has roots with other Euro development conferences and brings a host of great speakers from the EU. There are great opportunities for learning in the Java, .NET, Ruby, SOA, Agile, and architecture communities. https://secure.trifork.com/sf2008/registration/
Mashup Camp provides a free, unstructured, unconference environment to discuss developments in Web 2.0 technologies and will be held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Nov 17-19. This is a place where developers decide which application program interfaces (APIs) and development tools to use when building the next generation of Web applications...."
Mashup Camp 2008
By Geoffrey Hendrey | November 16, 2008
"Tomorrow is Mashup Camp! I'm excited about this year's Mashup Camp because I think there is going to be a lot of activity around trying to figure out how to fuse mashups with Cloud Computing. And that, of course, is exactly where NextDB.net has a sweet spot. NextDB is fundamentally a mashable relational database in the cloud. What does that mean for the programmer? It means NextDB is the ONLY relational database that you can securely mashup, without have to write ANY serverside code...."
Over $9K In Prizes Up For Grabs At Mashup Camp This Monday
By Douglas Karr | November 14, 2008
"The seventh Mashup Camp starts this coming Monday, November 17th, at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. David has room for 400 people in the building and have somewhere north of 375 registrations right now...."
Mashup Camp 8 Next Week, $9K in Prizes
By John Musser | November 14, 2008
"With all of the new APIs opening-up these days and increasing emphasis on development in the cloud, it’s timely that next week is Mashup Camp. Now in its eighth run, it is free and once again there will be lots going on. Over at InformationWeek, co-founder David Berlind gives a good summary of the event. And although over 350 people have signed-up there are still a few spots available...."
Empowering Decision Agility with the Cooperative Web
By Dan Gisolfi | November 15, 2008
Late Breaking News... In the spirit of Mashup Camp, where attendees are backstage with Mashup Industry insiders, IBM will be revealing for the first time at a public event our next generation mashup technology, Project Blue Spruce.
Mashups provide rich information and data visualization aids for decision-oriented meetings. The Cooperative Web extends these applications with mediated collaboration as well as real-time streaming high-definition video. IBM Project Blue Spruce is a reference implementation of the Cooperative Web that replicates the power of face-to-face communications by injecting the full range of sight, sound and touch into live web meetings. Attendees can augment their meetings with shared manipulation of mashups. Colleagues and friends can now work together using the web without sacrificing the human sensory experience of face-to-face communications.
See Project Blue Spruce in action at Mashup Camp:
- Day 1 Speed Geeking Table #5
- Day 1 Chalk Talk, Grand Hall B, 3:30pm PST
- Day 1 Chalk Talk, Grand Hall A, 4pm PST
- Day 1 OpenAjax Pavilion, 6:30pm PST
- Days 1-3 at the IBM Booth
Check out the ReadWriteWeb Review of Project Blue Spruce.
Technology Report Launches
By Joe Duck | November 14, 2008
"OK, so I’m lost in a blogOspheric mania but not posting enough here at Joe Duck.
The new project is with my gadget expert pal John and it’s called Technology Report. We’ll report extensively from CES Las Vegas this year and I’ll have liveblogging from the Convergence08 and Mashup Camp conferenced in Mountain View in a few days...."
Preparing for a panel on OpenAjax
By Raymond Yee | November 14, 2008
"I've started preparing for the first panel at next week's Mashup Camp on OpenAjax Alliance: Why Ajax Standards Matter. Some things I'm reading and synthesizing:..."
Mashup Camp 2008
By Garysguide.org | November 13, 2008
"The issue of Data Portability permeates all aspects of our digital life and includes issue of rights, control, privacy, interoperability, transparency, accountability, and more. This discussion will explore these issues primarily as it relates to developers and is being presented by Steve Repetti, board member of the international DataPortability organization...."
Mashup Camp, Next Week
By Nicholas Moline | November 11, 2008
"Next Week, I will be attending parts of Mashup Camp at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA (across the street from Justia Headquarters)...."
Mashup Camp, Next Week
By Michael Johnson | November 11, 2008
"While working for HyakDev.com LLC. I have the privilege of free access to O’Reilly Books or also known as Safari Books Online. Now the founder of it all Tim O’Reilly himself plans to be just down the street next week and I plan to go. How cool is that...."
Mashable's Tech Events Guide
By Tamar Weinberg | November 10, 2008
"November 17-19, 2008, Mountain View: Mashup Camp is a free, unconference-style event focused on connecting and engaging hundreds of members of the Mashup community at a grassroots level. Chalk Talks, SpeedGeeking sessions, Best Mashup Contests, panel discussions, free meals and an extensive list of “rock star” speakers including Tim O’Reilly (O’Reilly Media, Inc.), distinguish Mashup Camp as the go-to event for anybody (software developers, IT pros, etc) with an interest in the mashup approach to software development."
Mashup Camp & Convergence08
By Joe Duck | November 10, 2008
"Looking forward to two upcoming conferences - Mashup Camp and the very first Convergence 08 conference. Mashup Camps have been coming to Mountain View for over two years, bringing great startups for their product launches as well as lively discussions about innovations and new products to help the mashup community. There also will be mashup experts from Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Amazon, and many more key players. Programmable Web has the best coverage of the Mashup topic...."
Event: Mashup Camp Silicon Valley November 17-19
By Esme Vos | November 9, 2008
"Mashup Camp is taking place this year on November 17-19 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. It’s the third year that this event is taking place. I am planning to attend a couple of days. Mashups have become very popular among developers and users because they draw from a variety of sources, e.g. Google maps, location-based data, social networks, and content from various websites...."
Mashup Event - Keynote By Tim O'Reilly
By Ajit Jaokar | November 8, 2008
"The OpenGardens blog is supporting this event and it promises to be an interesting one. Full details and press release HERE. The mashup event continues to get traction with Tim O Reilly now giving the keynote. Full agenda HERE"
TWILD for November 8, 2008
By Brian Manley | November 8, 2008
"Calais is holding a contest during Mashup Camp. The goal is to use Calais in a news delivery/display application, business application, or “other”. The best mashup for each category wins a monster 4TB Drobo NAS!"
Introducing the Calais Mashup Contest @ Mashup Camp
By Krista Thomas | October 31, 2008
"Please join us for Mashup Camp to compete in our first Calais Mashup Contest at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA, Nov. 17-19, 2008. THREE WAYS TO WIN We are offering a 4TB Drobo as top prize for Calais mashups in three categories:..."
Mashups for Blogs?
By Beth Blecherman | October 31, 2008
"I already blogged about Mashup Camp, Nov. 17-19 in Mountain View. Well, I am excited to say that my discussion item is now posted. Please add your thoughts, imagination is welcome.... What are some good ideas for blog mashups?..."
Camp For Mashups - Not Talking About Potatoes
By Beth Blecherman | October 28, 2008
"The first time I heard about the word 'mashup' other then telling my son how to make his own mashed potatoes was when my husband (Neil Blecherman) said he was going to Mashup Camp last year. Being a social media obsessed ex-programming geek, I had to say 'What is a mashup'?..."
TechWeb's Alternative Events Group Announces Mashup Camp Silicon Valley
By Ajit Jaokar | October 23, 2008
"The OpenGardens blog is supporting this event and it promises to be an interesting one. TechWeb's Alternative Events Group Announces Mashup Camp Silicon Valley Seventh Consecutive Event Showcases an Improved Format, Program and Web Site..."
Mashup Camp Silicon Valley
By Adriana Gascoigne | October 21, 2008
"Mashup Camp, produced by TechWeb’s Alternative Events Group, today announced an enhanced format, new program elements and a revised Web site for Mashup Camp Silicon Valley, to be held November 17-19, 2008 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California...."
Mashup Camp - Learn, Hack, Compete! November 17-19
By LBSzone | October 12, 2008
"Save the date for Mashup Camp... November 17-19, Mountainview / San Jose, CA at the Computer History Museum - the un-conference for the mashup developer community. Of note, seems that this event will overlap somewhat with the iPhone Live event, Nov 18 in San Jose...."
Mashup Camp 2008
By Keir Clarke | October 12, 2008
"Registration is open for Mashup Camp, which this year is taking place at the Computer History Museum, Mountain View, November 17-19. Mashup Camp is an event where the mashup community meet, share ideas and create mashups in real-time...."
Embedded Cool
Steve Repetti | October 9, 2008
"The following demonstrates "LIVE CONTENT" inside a blog. It is based on the xWinLib technology as implemented by the Scrapplet platform and the concept was originally suggested by Dave Berlind over at CMP. To see this in operation, drag the image and text box around, resize any of the objects, and drop a url into the live content area (currently, the drag and drop component is restricted to IE users). LIVE CONTENT is expected to be available as a general release product shortly...."
TechWeb's Alternative Events Group Announces Mashup Camp
PRNewswire | September 14, 2008
"Mashup Camp, produced by TechWeb’s Alternative Events Group, today announced an enhanced format, new program elements and a revised Web site for Mashup Camp Silicon Valley, to be held November 17-19, 2008 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California...."
Mashup Camp 7 - Mountain View, CA
By Dan Vu Quoc | August 29, 2008
"That’s right, Mashup Camp is coming back to Mountain View! I attended for fun last year competing with the iPhoneLocator application on Facebook...."
Report on Mashup Camp 6
By Jonathan Marsh | March 25, 2008
"Just returned from some travel which included 2 days of Mashup University and a day of Mashup Camp. A few thoughts:..."
What I Learned at (Mashup) Camp
By Stephen O'Grady | March 21, 2008
"With the exception of one Mountain View iteration and the Dublin experience, I’ve been to every Mashup Camp iteration to date. And while it’s clearly evolved, it hasn’t evolved out of being one of the more interesting conferences I attend...."
Day Two, Mashup Camp (6)
By Andres Ferrate (Winner of the Mashup Camp 6 Grand Prize!) | March 21, 2008
"Day two at Mashup Camp yesterday proved to be a great day! In addition to meeting many innovative thinkers and participating in some great discussions about mashups, mapdango won first place in the mashup competition!..."
Mashup Camp VoiceMap
By Nick Branstator | March 20, 2008
"At Mashup Camp speedgeeking, I asked the people making the rounds to participate by putting a map point on their hometowns.... Here's the result...."
Mashup Camp so far
By Nick Branstator | March 20, 2008
"Mashup Camp has been a great experience, and we still have a day to go...."
Pictures from Mashup Camp6
By Seni Sangrujee | March 19, 2008
"Not much time, but here are some pics of MashupCamp...."
Mashup Camp Day 1 Commentary
By Ted Haeger | March 19, 2008
"Conference 'Chief Content Officer' David Berlind is a good guy to know, too. But more fun is to watch him scramble about trying to keep the conference on track...."
Mashup Camp Day 1 Review
By Steve Citron-Pousty | March 19, 2008
"Well here we go at mashup camp. It is nice to catch up people from last year, such as Ted from Bungee Labs...."
MashupCamp6 Kicks Off Today
By Alexia Gomez | March 17, 2008
"I’m pleased to see that MashupCamp 6 is kicking off today at the Computer History Museum..."
The Mashup Camp Redux
By Greg Cypes | March 16, 2008
"Back in the Valley of Computer Geeks, and I am not ready to see some great innovation this week at MashupCamp 6...."
WebGuild goes to Camp - Mashup Camp 6
By Joseph Hunkins | March 16, 2008
"WebGuild will be covering Mashup Camp 6 in Mountain View with live blogging and company profiles for the many startups as well as established companies...."
Web 2.0 in 2008 - My Predictions
By Lauren Cooney | January 6, 2008
"I borrowed this format to put together a few of my own guesses for what's in for Web/Enterprise 2.0 for 2008. Here goes:..."
