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on Tuesday May 13, @01:02PM
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If you would like to tap into the Where 2.0 information flow, it's being Twittered (just follow Where2008) and a backchat is on IRC at freenode.net on #where2008.
Also, at least one blogger is blogging live. Here's a few of the keynotes:
http://blog.johnmckerrell.com/2008/05/13/where-20-michael-howard-nokia/,
http://blog.johnmckerrell.com/2008/05/13/where-20-geocommons/.
Sure, the information isn't all that valuable, but if you didn't flip for the cost of the airfare, it's better than nothing!
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Slashgeo at the Where 2.0 Conference and 15% Discount Code 2 comments
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It's my pleasure to announce Slashgeo will be present at the O'Reilly Where 2.0 Conference in San Jose, California, May 19-21. We'll thus provide wrap-ups in addition to linking to other summaries found on the geoblogs. If you haven't registered yet, you can use Slashgeo's discount code "whr09slgeo" to save 15% on the attendance fees.
From the Where 2.0 site: "The past five years have seen significant changes in the geospatial web. Its importance and functionality have matured — it's not just maps anymore! Where 2.0 2009 will take the exploration of "location aware" even further."
See below for our coverage of previous Where 2.0 conferences.
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