Media in Transition

In wenigen Wochen ist es soweit: Die Media in Transition wird in München als wichtige Anlaufstelle für die Medienbranche ihre Pforten öffnen. Wir möchten die Konferenz und das Leben in unserer modernen Medienlandschaft zum Anlass nehmen und insgesamt 5 Wildcards an Blogger verlosen. Dazu bitten wir jeden an der Konferenz interessierten Blogger darum, uns eine […]

Santiago de la Mora from Google was somehow the biggest guy in the room - what a coincidence:

Bjoern, one of our speakers on the Web 2.0 Panel, is blogging about the conference and the pros and cons of current Web APIs - We haven’t seen nothing yet - Mashups.

(getting a massage - batteries included at MIT06)

Ibrahim Evsan - CEO of Sevenload videosharing, one of our speakers on the Web 2.0 Panel is blogging about the conference: Media in Transition Munich
A detailed summary of his speach is available on his blog as well : A Transformation of Web 2.0 to Web x.0

Just got the word in from Adrian Holovaty from the Python Web Framework Django - he’s excited to come to the next Media in Transition 2007 conference.

The Django Web Framework is the big competitor to the well-known Ruby on Rails project, used at the Washington Post, Scripps Media Group, St. Josephs Media Group (Canada) etc.

Simon, one of our speakers on the Web 2.0 panel, mentions “Media in Transition” on his weblog - What I’m excited about
Simon mentions the OpenID project, as a joint effort (including Sxip, Verisign, SixApart, Zooomr etc.). Zooomr, Kristopher Tate’s new photosharing site has support for OpenID - MyOpenID - Zooomr.

The pictures from the Conference are up on Flickr - Conference Pictures
The speaker pictures are available as a a set - MIT06 Speakers
A group pictures with some of our speakers from day 1:

(from left to right: Tom Dyson, John Buckman, Matthias Koehler - front, Chris Dumke, Simon Willison, Bjoern Behrendt, Martin Stiksel, Ibrahim Evsan, […]

On September 7.-8., 2006 the Media in Transition 2006 Conference, hosted in Munich, Germany, will be discussing the structural transition in the media industry – how the Internet is modifying the way media is produced, distributed and consumed. We have invited innovative Internet media companies, researchers and strategists from U.K., U.S.A. and Europe.