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Feb 09, 2005 - 07:40 UTC »

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Tomorrow is the official start of the Online Social Networks 2005 conference. It will be a gathering of some interesting people in the field in an online forum and they will be charging $35 if you sign up today and $50 after that. The conference goes from February 9 through the 23rd. For more information, see their website. I will be one of the keynotes and will also be on a panel on Extreme Democracy.

I'm not sure how much of the conference will be made "public" but I'm sure that's one of the first things we'll discuss.

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01. Adrian Harris - Feb 08, 2005 - 23:41 - Reply

"Tomorrow is the official start of the Online Social Networks 2004 conference".

*cough* One year behind *cough-cough* :)

02. Joi Ito - Feb 08, 2005 - 23:52 - Reply

Yikes. Thanks for catching that. I just fixed it.

03. Joao Paglione - Feb 09, 2005 - 12:24 - Reply

Maybe I can make it to the 2006 one! Supercool!

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