Disruptive Communications On Tap at eComm
February 24, 2009Like Esme, I think next week’s eComm show in Burlingame will be one of the more interesting communications-related events of the year. Unlike the so-called “big vendor” shows eComm to me means an intelligent discussion and review of all aspects of communications, from people who aren’t uncomfortable shedding labels and “old ways” of doing things.
In addition to hearing from and catching up with some friends of mine in the communications space, a list that includes Martin “Telepocalypse” Geddes and Stuart Henshall, among others, it’s a chance to hear smart folks like Doc Searls give their take on where communications needs to go. I am also looking forward to (finally!) meeting and hearing Sascha Meinrath, who has done all kinds of interesting things and is therefore someone to listen to when it comes to the future of wireless.
Looking over the schedule some more I see presentations on tap from Google’s Rick Whitt, Digium’s Mark Spencer and the EFF’s Brad Templeton. That’s a handful of disruptors right there. And Sidecut Reports readers get a 20 percent discount either by clicking right here to register, or by entering “SideCutReports09″ in the coupon field when registering. So you can’t lose.
Take it from Lee Dryburgh, host of the event, on why it is important to attend:
It’s clear that the mammoth sized telecom industry - including cellular - is in the process of being re-written. As such you either stand on the side to be written into the past or instead join with the growing community to write the future. Opportunities have never been so great to profit from the radical restructuring or in accelerating how humanity connects, communicates and collaborates.

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