Bid now to win 2 Tickets to the 2010 Etech conference. Conference dates TBD
ETech, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, is O'Reilly Media's flagship "O'Reilly Radar" event. ETech gathers together the world's most interesting people to bring to light the important and disruptive innovations that we see on the horizon, rather than the ones that have already arrived. ETech hones in on what's going to be making a difference not this year, or maybe even next year, but around the corner as the market digests the next wave of hacker-led surprises. Since 2002, ETech has put onstage the blue sky innovation, from thought leaders finding ways to solve the world's ills to hackers modding, breaking and building for the fun of it, from P2P and swarm intelligence to social software and collective intelligence. Radical and unknown at the time, today many of the ideas first seen at ETech are on the tongues of investors and business pundits -- and in the hands of consumers, fundamentally changing the way we live, work and play.
Street value: TBD - $1490 in 2009
Current bid: 500.00 (as of 12:30 p.m. PDT 05/13/09)
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Read about ETech in the Worldchanging archives:
ETech 2009 roundup
ETech 2009: Adobe on Sustainability
Emerging Technology 2008
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