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NorthernVoice Additions

The Vancouver NorthernVoice blogging conference is in its third year now, and each year has brought something new. Last year it was the unconference day (which we’re doing again this year, check out the current list of topics); this year it’s the Thursday evening dinner + talk with more details and thoughts on the wiki [...]

Moose Deadlines

The registration is open for Northern Voice 2007 and the speaker submissions will be closing on Friday December 1st. We extended the deadline to let people recover from the torrential downpours, record snowfalls, high winds, and assorted other drawbacks of November in the Pacific North-West.
And if you want a t-shirt, you can vote on [...]

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XML 2006

The program for XML 2006 is up; David and the committee (supported by the reviewers) look to have done a good job in picking papers. Unfortunately I won’t be attending this year; I’ve learned from experience that conferences and babies don’t mix (i.e., I could go to Boston but would not make it to enough [...]

CfS: NV2007

Enough acronyms for now - the Call for Speakers for NorthernVoice 2007 is open! Northern Voice is Vancouver’s blogging conference, focussing on personal blogging. This means talks on how to solve some company’s PR problems are not really in scope, though tips on how to run a personal blog when you’re also an executive at [...]

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Northern Voice Questions

Northern Voice is a small Vancouver conference on blogging, and I’m on the organizing committee. We’re gearing up for the 2007 conference, which we were planning on holding in February, but we’ve run into some issues with the venue. So we’ve come up with a survey to ask people who were thinking of attending NV [...]

Summer Identity

The current weather forecast for Vancouver is sunny and warm (into the high 20s; around 80 F) making it a pretty good place to be right now. All the gardeners of course are busy turning on the watering systems, but given Vancouver also has lots of water this isn’t as much of a problem as [...]