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Micro:
Accelerating Change 2004: Physical Space, Virtual Space,
Interface
November 5-7th, Stanford University (http://accelerating.org/ac2004)
Can you join us?
Enter "AC2004-COMMUNITY" to receive a $50 discount
before October 20th.
Short:
Accelerating Change 2004: Physical Space, Virtual Space,
Interface
November 5-7th, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA (http://accelerating.org/ac2004)
Forty-two leading change agents. Three debates. People and
ideas that accelerate our world.
Accelerating Change is your community for the most broad
minded, future-aware, practical and passionate speakers and
participants. Can you join us this year? Enter "AC2004-COMMUNITY"
to receive a $50 registration discount before October 20th.
Medium:
Accelerating Change 2004: Physical Space, Virtual Space,
Interface
November 5-7th, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA (http://accelerating.org/ac2004)
Forty-two leading change agents. Three debates. People and
ideas that accelerate our world.
Helen Greiner (iRobot), Shai Agassi (SAP), Doug Engelbart
(Boostrap) Richard Marks, Will Wright (Sims), Cory Ondrejka
(Second Life), David Brin, Dan Gillmor, Christine Peterson
(Foresight), Peter Norvig (Google), Gordon Bell (Microsoft),
Clark Aldrich (Simulearn), John Mauldin (Millenium Wave) and
many others. Tech Night demos, Collective Intelligence dinner,
Futuristically Incorrect, and networking galore.
In the last quarter, $2.1 billion in venture capital—38%
of all the venture money in the U.S. —was invested in
Silicon Valley. (BusinessWeek 10.11.04). This was
more than twice that invested in the next closest region (Boston).
Which people, ideas and innovations will fuel the next long
boom? Come find out.
Accelerating Change is your community for the most broad
minded, future-aware, practical and passionate speakers and
participants. Can you join us this year? Enter "AC2004-COMMUNITY"
to receive a $50 registration discount before October 20th.
Long:
Accelerating Change 2004: Physical Space, Virtual Space,
and Interface (AC2004)
November 5-7 at Stanford University, Palo Alto CA (http://www.accelerating.org/ac2004)
There will be 42+ world-class speakers, 3 awesome debates
(very fun, very heated, very interesting), some great new
technology demos, and many opportunities for networking and
conversation with leading futurist thinkers.
In the last quarter, $2.1 billion in venture capital—38%
of all the venture money in the U.S. —was invested in
Silicon Valley. (BusinessWeek 10.11.04). This was
more than twice that invested in the next closest region (Boston).
Which people, ideas and innovations will fuel the next long
boom? Come find out.
Speakers include:
* Peter Norvig, Director of Search Quality, Google
* Helen Greiner, Co-founder, iRobot
* Shai Agassi, Executive Board Member, SAP
* Doug Engelbart, digital interface legend--creator of the
mouse
* Jaron Lanier, Founder, VPL Research
* Will Wright, Creator of The Sims
* Peter Thiel, Co-founder and former CEO, PayPal
* BJ Fogg, Director, Persuasive Technology Lab, Stanford University
* Gordon Bell, Project Director, MyLifeBits, Microsoft BARC
* Cory Ondrejka, VP of Product Development, Linden Lab/Second
Life
Special Events include:
* Tech Night at SAP Labs, Palo Alto (http://www.accelerating.org/ac2004/subpages/technight.html)
* Interactive demos at the Human Virtual Interface Lab, Stanford
U
* Collective Intelligence Dinner, Futuristically Incorrect
Accelerating Change is your community for the most broad
minded, future-aware, practical and passionate speakers and
participants. Can you join us this year? Enter "AC2004-COMMUNITY"
to receive a $50 registration discount before October 20th.
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