Where's the Money in Geo-Loco?

Wondering where the money is in geo-loco aka geo-location services? Curious what players have traction or perceived traction? The July 21, 2010 San Francisco-based event: Geo-Loco Conference 2010 will include opinions and insights from investors, entrepreneurs and the big brands who control the spend, and are leading the investment and innovation from all sides.

Developers and business executives have an opportunity to learn about the new breed of infrastructure companies who are helping to drive the geo-location revolution, and dig-into the latest SDKs, API and integration mash-up technologies.

The event is specifically targeting big brands and large franchises, small businesses and service providers, advertising agencies, advertisers and marketers, investors, venture capitalists, strategic partners and of course infrastructure providers.

Readers of Down the Avenue and We Blog the World are being offered a 33% discount -- register now to take advantage of the discount, which is sure to sell out quickly given the growing hype and interest.

There are no lightweight speakers in this great line-up:

- Fred Wilson, Union Square Ventures (Keynote)

- Robert Scoble, Rackspace

- Keith Lee, Booyah (MyTown)

- David Thacker, Greylock Partners

- Dev Khare, Venrock

- Matt Galligan, SimpleGeo

- Andy Ellwood, Gowalla

- Rob Lawson, Brightkite

- Perry Evans, founder MapQuest and Closely

- Gary Gale, Nokia