World Blogging Forum Vienna 2010

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The World’s Best Blog­gers are Com­ing to Vienna to Dis­cuss the Future of Dig­i­tal Media

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I ask this because I live in a social-online-media-bubble. I am blog­ging, pod­cast­ing and gen­er­ally up to date with every new geek toy that comes in sight. My friends are in the same bub­ble, at least a big part of them (some guys and girls I know since school are not but I don’t see them often, because they are not at bar­camps or blog­tails) You might know this bub­ble, chances are that you are in here, too.

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Each ses­sion fea­tures 3 to 4 light­ning talks (5 to 10 min­utes) fol­lowed by a round-table discussion.

A Twit­ter list of every­one who is speak­ing on stage can be found here.

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November 13, 2010

A1 Telekom Austria, Lassallestrasse 9, 1020 Vienna, Austria

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Or, to be more pre­cise: wel­come to the offi­cial home­page of the WBF Vienna 2010! This blog is your pri­mary address for all things WBF-related. Over the next few weeks we’ll por­tray some of our guests, pub­lish the detailed pro­gram of the con­fer­ence and pub­lish some guest posts on the cur­rent state of the blo­gos­phere. This is not just an announce­ment, this is a call to action: join the discussion!

Important information - the details

Date and time

Sat­ur­day, Novem­ber 13, 9:00 — 18:00, Party from 21:00 to open end

Location

A1 Telekom Aus­tria, Las­sallestrasse 9, 1020 Vienna, Austria

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The World Blog­ging Forum 2010 will take place in Vienna, Aus­tria, on Novem­ber 13 2010. A WBF is a spe­cial con­fer­ence for­mat focus­ing on the inter­na­tional blo­gos­phere: the orga­niz­ers invite A-list blog­gers from var­i­ous coun­tries and con­nect them with the local scene. The pro­gram con­sists of dif­fer­ent ses­sions cov­er­ing var­i­ous top­ics, each ses­sion starts with 2 to 3 short (10 min­utes) keynotes fol­lowed by 90 min­utes of dis­cus­sion. The focus is on the future of dig­i­tal media: how will social media shape our world in the next 10 years? How will the Inter­net change our jobs, our health sys­tem and our per­sonal lives?

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