Founder, Intellitics -- http://www.intellitics.com
Or, see my personal blog and contact information.
I'm also founder, community manager, and somewhat of a chief evangelist at Web Monday -- Completely open, free, and community-owned; connecting the web 2.0 & internet startup scene in 30+ locations in and around Germany since 2005.
Topics of interest:
- Online dialogue and deliberation
- Group problem-solving and decision-making
- Civic sensemaking
- Transatlantic idea exchange (Germany-US)
My Barcamp Radar
Barcamps I plan to attend:
Barcamps I'm watching:
My Barcamp History
Barcamps I might have attended:
- TransitCampBayArea -- February 24-25, 2008 in the San Francisco Bay Area (USA)
- eGovDevCamp in Washington DC (USA) -- around December 5-9, 2007 (this one didn't quite happen...yet)
Barcamps I have attended:
March 7-9, 2008
BarCampAustinIII in Austin, TX (USA)
March 1-2, 2008
eDemocracyCamp in Washington DC (USA)
August 18-19, 2007
BarCampBlock
Barcamp's second anniversary block party.
December 17, 2006
Technology and Politics Camp
Focus on the intersection of politics and the internet.
September 29-October 1, 2006
Barcamp Berlin
First ever German barcamp.
August 25-27, 2006
Barcamp Stanford
Barcamp Earth, barcamp's 1st anniversary.
August 23, 2006
Barcamp Stanford Update
Current topic of interest: Citizen Think Tank. Like to further discuss, work on concepts, maybe build small parts (prototyping) etc.
May 28, 2006
Winecamp Calaveras Update
Planblog is my personal blog.
Startupgermany is about the future "made in Germany" (in German).
Check out Web Monday Silicon Valley, June 12 (Mountain View).
August 19, 2005
Original Barcamp entry**
I am Portal Project Manager at Pillar Data Systems.
Planblog is my blog.
I'm currently trying to put together Electofix, a social experiment in the political arena leading up to the German general elections on September 18, 2005. The website, consisting of a weblog and a wiki, is aimed at helping voters make better-informed decisions through collaborative fact-checking of the contesting parties' statements. For instance, users can submit questionable quotes and exchange links to either confirming or disproving sources. Users can also build an annotated list of weblogs covering the elections.
I'll be following Bar Camp from Los Angeles. Have a nice weekend, guys!
