Confirmado: vou a Web 2.0 Expo em San Francisco

Confirmado: vou a Web 2.0 Expo em San Francisco, no final desse mês. E ainda por cima vou num esquema top. Acabei de ser aceito como um “blogueiro oficial” do evento. Show de bola!

Veja algumas das palestras que verei por lá, e escreverei por aqui.

• Tools for Visual Storytelling, por Nancy Duarte (Duarte Design)
• Economics 2.0: Highly Effective Strategies for Putting Your Business on a Recession Diet, Dion Hinchcliffe (Hinchcliffe & Company)
• Designing Social Websites, por Christina Wodtke (LinkedIn)
• Why Social Media Marketing Fails – and How To Fix It, por Peter Kim (Dachis Corporation), Charlene Li (Altimeter Group), Jeremiah Owyang (Forrester Research)
• Why Local is the new Global, por Siva Kumar (TheFind, Inc.), Scott Dunlap (NearbyNow, Inc.), Joel Toledano (Krillion, Inc.), Ethan Stock (Zvents), Greg Sterling (Sterling Market Intelligence)
• Effective Twitter for Communication & Product Integration, por Sarah Milstein (20slides.com)
• Beyond Buzz: On Measuring a Conversation, por Kate Niederhoffer (Dachis Co.)
• W3C Geolocation API — Adding “Where” to Web Applications, por Ryan Sarver (Skyhook Wireless)
• The Lean Startup: a Disciplined Approach to Imagining, Designing, and Building New Products, por Eric Ries (Lessons Learned)
• The Open Enterprise: How Web Tools And Culture Are Remaking Business, por Stowe Boyd (The /Messengers)
• Best Practices in Social Media Integration for Web Publishers and Content Providers, por Bob Buch (Digg)
• Translating Online Success into Offline Retail Sales: A Jones Soda Case Study, por Angel Djambazov (Jones Soda)
• The Whuffie Factor: The 5 Keys for Maxing Social Capital and Winning with Online Communities, por Tara Hunt (Intuit, Inc.)
• Agency 2.0, por Curt Doolittle (Ascentium), Susan MacDermid (Real Branding)

O evento acontece de 31 de março a 3 de abril, em San Francisco, California, USA. Mais aqui.

Update 10 de março: Para se inscrever com 30% de desconto, use o código websf09trt13 ao se inscrever online.