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Web 2.0 Expo

in Event 08.17.2010

I’ll be giving a keynote talk at the New York Web 2.0 Expo this coming September.

2 Responses to Web 2.0 Expo

  1. regina miller says:
    September 30, 2010 at 7:02 pm

    will you have a recording of the talk?

    Reply
  2. betty panarella says:
    August 12, 2011 at 12:28 pm

    Alos interested in learning about the upcoming Expo. will it be in NY? If not, can we listen in to your speech or will it be available afterwards online?

    Reply

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Nick Bilton is a New York Times technology columnist and lead blogger for The New York Times Bits Blog. His background spans design, user interface, journalism, hardware hacking, and more. He previously worked as a researcher in The Times R&D Labs, looking at the media landscape 2-10 years out. In addition to The Times, Nick helped co-found NYCResistor, & is an Adjunct Professor at NYU. Continue Reading…

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