Cloud Intelligence Seminars @Ars Electronica 2009 in Linz

SFIS Liveblogging Countdown...

Tomorrow 27 November is the first day of the SFIS Business or Pleasure conference here in Stockholm. Hope to see your live comments here! :-)
All presentations will be in Swedish but I will try to cover some of them in English.

/Åke




The presentations that I'm going to cover:

Thursday 27 November

10.00-11.00
Keynote Speaker 1: Morris Packer, Mobile Services, Bonnier Group:
"Transparency as a work tool - how a small bunch with total transparency as a tool can change the whole media trade."

11.30-12.15
Sofia Mirjamsdotter, debate editor at Sundsvall Tidning:
"How the media can take advantage of social media."

13.15-14.00
Dick Stenmark, associate professor of informatics at Göteborg University. "How do you search? - User behavior with and without search engine."

14-15.00
Lennart Guldbrand Sson, chairman Wikimedia Sweden:
"How Wikipedia works."


Friday 28 November

9.00
Introduction and distribution of Swets Fellowship

9.15-10.15
Keynote speaker 2: Isto Huvila, Researcher at the Information Administration, Turku Academy, "The Information specialist and the 2.0 Generation"

10.45-11.30
Viveca Nystrom, Consultant VN Archives & Library, "Library + Business = 3 hits in Libris."

13-13.45
Peter Almerud, freelancer and editor of the newsletter Info Brief and the magazine Info Trends, "Info Brief - news and trends in the information industry."

14-14.30
Speed Sliding with Ake Nygren, Lars Iselid, Erik Stattin and Jonas Mosskin.

Will be liveblogging from SFIS - Business or Pleasure?

@nordlib2008

NordLib2008 attendees: don't forget to tag your tweets and flickr photos with #nordlib2008. Looking forward to the event, c u 2morrow! :-)

Will be liveblogging from NordLib 2.0

NordLib 2.0 next Friday is going to be a really interesting event: it's one of the first real efforts in the Swedish library world to actually try out different Web 2.o tools in a conference context. Not just talking, but also learning by doing! :-) The conference is (of course) on Facebook, the event will be streamed live and on the conference blog there is already some interesting comments worth responding to - in brief, the conference team seems to be very focused on making this into an extraordinary learning experience!

Please join the conversation - first of all on the conference blog - but also, if you like, here on Bibl.se! Just like the conference organizers (and other bloggers?) I will also be liveblogging from the event, making use of the cool tool Coveritlive. Just saw, by the way, that it now also has Twitter integration... can't wait to try it out!