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BarCampDenver

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on March 27, 2006 at 1:03:33 pm
 

3/27/2006

 

Greetings!

 

I'm thinking of organizing a BarCampDenver (and/or maybe BarCampBoulder) as part of the radio show I do on KGNU (see http://www.kgnu.org/front).

 

I'm curious if there are folks in the area who would like to participate in a local "un-conference."

 

The radio show is called "On the Internets" (also available as a podcast, see the xml link on the show page above), and it's normally a 5-10 minute segment that covers citizen journalism, remix culture and the digital lifestyle. Previous installments have featured guests including Craig Newmark (craigslist) and locals Bobby Clark (Howard Dean's internet manager), Amy Gahran, Dave Taylor and Larry Nelson, art and remix projects, and much more.

 

For this "program", I envision a series of shows that cover the production and experience of BarCampDenver, starting with some early excitement building, then getting the word out about details, and coverage of the actual event. I've asked Chris to be a guest interviewee, I've talked to Boulder Digital Arts (BDA) about having a role in helping with the "un-curriculum", and I'm willing to try and line up some sponsors for the event itself.

 

I personally would have an interest in two unrelated themes being included: "democracy technology" and music, sweet music. I've been working in "web mining" and would be glad to talk about that.

 

Is this too geeky or is there a Front Range audience for some social computing?

 

Drop me a note or get in touch, let's make it happen!

 

Joe

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