Webstock

Cheap as chips – is your chair networked?

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Adam Greenfield sees a future where our environment contains millions of networked devices.

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Webstock – it’s a passion

Mike Brown has written a great post called Webstock – the past and the future about the fabulous Webstock conference and minis: We ran it as volunteers, outside of work hours and, again and mostly, as fans. Around 500 attended in February [2008], and again it had a wonderful feeling of community and being part [...]

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Webstock 09 – in planning

Planning is underway for Webstock 09: We’ve booked the Town Hall venue in Wellington again for the week of 16th – 20th February 2009. After being part of the organising group for two glorious Webstock conferences, and the various Minis etc, I have recently, reluctantly withdrawn. There’s a huge amount of work in organising such [...]

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Webstock Mini national, with added Presentation Zen

Until now Webstock has been a Wellington thing. But rather than keep all the fun to ourselves, we’re going national. We’re still working on the details, but here’s some starter information: Tuesday 22 April – Wellington Webstock Mini with special guests the Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra. Tuesday 13 May – Christchurch Webstock Mini also featuring [...]

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Webstock 08 Recordings are now available (free)

Quick link: Webstock Recordings | Webstock – Code for Freedom – New Zealand’s web conference: Here are all the recordings from Webstock 08 and Webstock06.

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Communicators add texture and richness to conferences

I’ve spent the last two days attending Webstock all-day workshops, and will be spending the next two days at the Conference proper. Not being used to sitting in a workshop all day I needed a day off today. And anyway, I had some urgent tasks to complete. The workshops were very enjoyable, interesting and informative. [...]

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