down the avenue: Start Up Camp

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October 27, 2006

Start Up Camp

David Berlind writes about the upcoming UnConference, the second he has driven in the past year. (the first was MashUp Camp). In true UnConference fashion, there is no charge (Sun is sponsoring) and it will be held at the Computer History Museum November 2-3, 2006 in Mountain View, CA.

Here here Dave. He writes, "the last thing that was needed was another Web 2.0 event (whatever Web 2.0 is). "With entrepreneurialism to having taken off like a rocket in the last year, what seemed to be missing (and what our email has confirmed) was an event for the community of entrepreneurs (and those thinking about becoming one) who want to maximize their chances of startup success."

They will also be holding a Best Startup Contest, where attendees can vote for the startup that they think is the best one.

October 27, 2006 in Events, On RSS, On Technology, Social Media | Permalink