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Sea Cliff

10:00am Defending Web 2.0 From Virtual Blight Jonah Stein (Its the ROI), Matt Cutts (Google), Steve Huffman (Reddit), Jonathan Hochman (Wikipedia), Sanjay Sehgal (Pramana, Inc)

11:30am The iPhone Market Opportunity Raven Zachary (raven.me), Bill Dudney (Gala Factory Software LLC), Matt Murphy (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers), Tom Conrad (Pandora Media)

Twin Peaks

8:30am World 2.0: Myths and Reality Edward Shenderovich (Kite Ventures), Aldas Kirvaitis (Forticom Lithuania), Benjamin Wegg-Prosser (SUP), David Jones (Friendster, Inc.)

10:00am Consumer Brands Tackle Marketing 2.0 Chas Edwards (Federated Media), David Knox (Procter & Gamble Corporate Marketing), Craig Atkinson (OMD Chicago), Michael Hoefflinger (Intel), Curt Hecht (VivaKi Nerve Center )

11:30am Incubator 2.0: Back to the Future! Dave McClure (500 Hats), Jeff Clavier (Softtech VC), Ron Conway (Angel Investors), Josh Kopelman (First Round Capital), Paul Graham ()

Ralston

8:30am Telling Meaningful Visual Stories Nancy Duarte (Duarte Design)

10:00am TechHunch Thrifty: Web 2.0 Companies Started on a Hunch and a Prayer Guy Kawasaki (Alltop), Rashmi Sinha (SlideShare, Inc.), Jason Yan (Disqus), Tony Wright (RescueTime), Kevin Hale (Infinity Box Inc.), Garry Tan (Posterous.com), Jeff Vyduna (Poll Everywhere), Kelly Bennett (MightyQuiz), Drew Houston (Dropbox), Ryo Koyama (Yoics)

11:30am The Future of Online Video Xeni Jardin (Boing Boing tv), Timothy Shey (Next New Networks), David Prager (Revision3), Robin Sloan (Current), Greg Goodfried (EQAL), Miles Beckett (EQAL), Andrew Baron (Rocketboom)

Pacific Heights

8:30am Social Software in the Enterprise Ross Mayfield (Socialtext)

10:00am Cooperative Networking for Superior Quality, Flexibility and Performance in Web-based Applications Paul Parker-Johnson (Juniper Networks)

11:30am Please – Not Another Network Panel Frank Addante (Rubicon Project), Curt Hecht (VivaKi Nerve Center ), David Jakubowski (Specific Media), Joanne Bradford (Yahoo! Inc.)

Marina

10:00am Looking Forward - When Live Video Meets the Mashup Rod Smith (IBM Emerging Internet Technologies ), Guido Jouret (Cisco Systems, Inc)

11:30am The Challenges Faced by Traditional Industries Embracing a Web2.0 World Chris Kibarian (FindLaw), Iain Thomson (vnunet.com), Penny Herscher (FirstRain, Inc.), David Marks (Loomia), Fabio Rosati (Elance Inc.), James Powell (President and CTO ), Shenly Glenn (University of California, San Francisco)

Presidio

10:00am Apps Across a World of Devices (Live Framework and Mesh Services) Ori Amiga (Microsoft)

11:30am Web 2.0 Powered by Adobe Flash Adrian Ludwig (Adobe Systems), Cathy Brooks (Seesmic), Johann Romefort (Seesmic), Carnet Williams (Sprout), Clive Goodinson (Pixton Comics Inc)

2:30pm Plenary
Room: Grand Ballroom
Opening Welcome John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing), Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)

A Conversation with Larry Brilliant John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing), Larry Brilliant (Google.org)

3:20pm Plenary
Room: Grand Ballroom
High Order Bit - Mary Meeker Mary Meeker (Morgan Stanley)

High Order Bit - Rajesh Jain Rajesh Jain (Netcore Solutions )

3:50pm Plenary
Room: Grand Ballroom
A Conversation with John Doerr John Heilemann (New York Magazine), John Doerr (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers)

4:20pm Plenary
Room: Grand Ballroom
High Order Bit - Tony Hsieh Tony Hsieh (Zappos.com)

High Order Bit - Lawrence Lessig Lawrence Lessig (Creative Commons)

4:50pm Plenary
Room: Grand Ballroom
A Conversation with Jerry Yang John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing), Jerry Yang (Yahoo! Inc. )

6:30pm Dinner
Room: Grand Ballroom

7:30pm Plenary
Room: Grand Ballroom
A Conversation with Lance Armstrong, introduced by Richard Rosenblatt Richard Rosenblatt (Demand Media Inc. ), Lance Armstrong (Livestrong)

8:15pm Sponsored by Microsoft
Room: Grand Ballroom
Web 2.0 Summit Auction - Web Meets World

2:00pm Dessert Break - Sponsored by iQuestions
Room: Gold Ballroom

5:30pm Plenary
Room: Gold Ballroom
Cocktail Hour

7:30am Continental Breakfast
Room: Sunset Court

9:45am Break
Room: Sunset Court

11:15am Break
Room: Sunset Court

12:45pm Lunch - Sponsored by Thomson Reuters
Room: Sunset Court

9:00pm Sponsored by IBM, Juniper Networks and Microsoft
Room: Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff, Marina
After Hours Suite Parties

10:00am–11:15am (1h 15m) Workshop

Defending Web 2.0 From Virtual Blight

Jonah Stein (Its the ROI) et al

The tremendous success of Web 2.0 and the large number of visitors to popular sites have made it a prime target for spammers, vandals and hackers who want to exploit the trust implicit in this ecosystem for personal gain.

11:30am–12:45pm (1h 15m) Workshop

The iPhone Market Opportunity

Raven Zachary (raven.me) et al

This year marked the release of iPhone 3G and with it, Apple's launch of the App Store, an online marketplace of downloadable applications for iPhone and iPod touch. In just a few months since the debut of the App Store, thousands of third-party native applications are already available. 2008 will be known as the year that mobile computing changed forever.

8:30am–9:45am (1h 15m) Workshop

World 2.0: Myths and Reality

Edward Shenderovich (Kite Ventures) et al

Growth potential outside of Western Europe and the US is far greater and things are happening faster. Through acquisitions, partnerships, and local offices, online players are monetizing their reach where no money was to be found before, discovering new opportunities and new ways to do business.

10:00am–11:15am (1h 15m) Workshop

Consumer Brands Tackle Marketing 2.0

Chas Edwards (Federated Media) et al

Brand managers and senior agency execs from Top 100 consumer brands will share their insights on the risks and rewards of venturing beyond banner ads into the realm of conversational marketing. How much control is worth giving up in order to tap into social-media amplification?

11:30am–12:45pm (1h 15m) Workshop

Incubator 2.0: Back to the Future!

Dave McClure (500 Hats) et al

How are today's angel investors, startup incubators, and VCs different from (or similar to) previous incubators & angel funds from the 90's dot-com boom/bust?

8:30am–9:45am (1h 15m) Workshop

Telling Meaningful Visual Stories

Nancy Duarte (Duarte Design)

We live in the most innovative time in history. That, coupled with pressure from a global economy, means our corporate stories need to be told well and resonate deeply. Many times presentations are the final impression a customer has of you or your firm.

10:00am–11:15am (1h 15m) Workshop

TechHunch Thrifty: Web 2.0 Companies Started on a Hunch and a Prayer

Guy Kawasaki (Alltop) et al

Watch the demos of ten companies that started in the worst of times with less than $50,000. This is the New, New, New Economy where $50,000, MySQL, Rails, PHP, WordPress, Twitter, and passion go a long, long way.

11:30am–12:45pm (1h 15m) Workshop

The Future of Online Video

Xeni Jardin (Boing Boing tv) et al

Turn the clock back ten years to Internet Video, circa 1998: the first internet celebrity sex tape scandal hit (Pamela Anderson), the first direct-to-web music video release from a Billboard top ten artist happened (Van Halen), Al Gore asked NASA to launch a satellite to beam back 24/7 web video, and viral web entertainment mostly meant "Hampsterdance." Much has changed in a decade.

8:30am–9:45am (1h 15m) Sponsored

Social Software in the Enterprise

Ross Mayfield (Socialtext)

Web 2.0 holds the promise of dramatically increasing business productivity and stimulating greater innovation. Today business organizations shape society more than any other outside force, and social software has demonstrated the ability to create a sweeping change throughout organizational cultures.

10:00am–11:15am (1h 15m) Sponsored

Cooperative Networking for Superior Quality, Flexibility and Performance in Web-based Applications

Paul Parker-Johnson (Juniper Networks)

Web applications continue their phenomenal transformation. What was once a simple http: update is now a fully collaborative, rich media experience. Under the covers, the challenge of assuring a flawless user experience now places huge demands on the network.

11:30am–12:45pm (1h 15m) Sponsored

Please – Not Another Network Panel

Frank Addante (Rubicon Project) et al

For years we’ve been talking about advertising budgets from televisions, newspapers, and radio moving to the web. But are they? Now that the economy has slowed down people are saying online advertising will grow because it’s more accountable? Do advertisers and their agencies actually think this way?

10:00am–11:15am (1h 15m) Sponsored

Looking Forward - When Live Video Meets the Mashup

Rod Smith (IBM Emerging Internet Technologies ) et al

Mashups and live video have each seen phenomenal growth in the enterprise. Together, mashups and live video are a powerful combination for creating customized business applications ranging from telepresence to video surveillance.

11:30am–12:45pm (1h 15m) Sponsored

The Challenges Faced by Traditional Industries Embracing a Web2.0 World

Chris Kibarian (FindLaw) et al

On this panel, professional service leaders from the Legal, Scientific and Financial worlds will debate the challenges faced by their industries in fully leveraging the power of Web 2.0 technology and the often stark wall of doubt Web 2.0 mania runs into when it slams into the stolid reality of conservative, established industries.

10:00am–11:15am (1h 15m) Sponsored

Apps Across a World of Devices (Live Framework and Mesh Services)

Ori Amiga (Microsoft)

Take a deep dive into Microsoft’s latest offering for developers – the Live Framework and Mesh Services. It’s not just the Web anymore. It’s a world of connected digital devices. Learn how to use Live Services and program for any device, platform, runtime, and in any programming language.

11:30am–12:45pm (1h 15m) Sponsored

Web 2.0 Powered by Adobe Flash

Adrian Ludwig (Adobe Systems) et al

From video and audio, to animation and RIA, the Flash Platform powers the most compelling user experiences on the web. With 99% reach and a consistent programming model, Flash also provides one of the fastest ways to bring a new web application to market.

2:30pm–2:45pm (15m) Keynote

Opening Welcome

John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing) et al

TBD

2:45pm–3:20pm (35m) Conversation

A Conversation with Larry Brilliant

John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing) et al

TBD

3:20pm–3:35pm (15m) High Order Bit

High Order Bit - Mary Meeker

Mary Meeker (Morgan Stanley)

TBD

3:35pm–3:50pm (15m) High Order Bit

High Order Bit - Rajesh Jain

Rajesh Jain (Netcore Solutions )

TBD

3:50pm–4:20pm (30m) Conversation

A Conversation with John Doerr

John Heilemann (New York Magazine) et al

TBD

4:20pm–4:35pm (15m) High Order Bit

High Order Bit - Tony Hsieh

Tony Hsieh (Zappos.com)

TBD

4:35pm–4:50pm (15m) High Order Bit

High Order Bit - Lawrence Lessig

Lawrence Lessig (Creative Commons)

TBD

4:50pm–5:20pm (30m) Conversation

A Conversation with Jerry Yang

John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing) et al

TBD

6:30pm–7:30pm (1h)

Break: Dinner

7:30pm–8:15pm (45m) Conversation

A Conversation with Lance Armstrong, introduced by Richard Rosenblatt

Richard Rosenblatt (Demand Media Inc. ) et al

TBD

8:15pm–9:00pm (45m) Event

Web 2.0 Summit Auction - Web Meets World

As we have been planning the Web 2.0 Summit this year, we are continually inspired by a theme that asks us to look beyond our immediate needs and into a space that transforms limits into opportunities. It is in that spirit that we have decided to host an auction during the conference to benefit a few innovative and worthwhile organizations.

2:00pm–2:30pm (30m)

Break: Dessert Break - Sponsored by iQuestions

5:30pm–6:30pm (1h) Event

Cocktail Hour

Have a drink and some delectable nibbles as you re-connect with other conference participants. Don’t forget to check out the latest products and services from the Web 2.0 Summit sponsors.

7:30am–8:30am (1h)

Break: Continental Breakfast

9:45am–10:00am (15m)

Break

11:15am–11:30am (15m)

Break

12:45pm–2:00pm (1h 15m)

Break: Lunch - Sponsored by Thomson Reuters

9:00pm–11:00pm (2h) Other

After Hours Suite Parties

Wander suite to suite enjoying cocktails and snacks while mingling with other attendees, speakers, and press.

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