Tech brunch

Posted on 28 June 2009 by nathan

I am ignorant of a lot of things and with technology moving so quickly I want to get up to speed fast. Every Sunday I would like to pick a restaraunt or apt in ny to have several of us hear sides of a topic and understand what is going on in that realm.

so what if we develop a commited list of informal panelists, ask grace to choose our venue, and invite the best and the brightest to discuss a set list of topics for a few weeks. Remove the eliteism and just sit down with those in the know and get up to speed…

would like to do 15 shows to start – need topics help!

putting together a topics list:

  • html 5 video discussion with ogg theora (paging Emmett Plant and Dan Miller.)
  • twitter
  • tech and small business
  • politech
  • the future of flash
  • print v/s digital journalism
  • web show production
  • web design methods and resoures
  • personal micro manufacturing (maker bot and beyond)

6 Comments For This Post

  1. GracePiper Says:

    This idea is full of the awesome. Tech and Eggs? Two great tastes that taste great together.

    Grace

  2. nathan Says:

    registered techbrunch.tv.
    i am sure Arrington will be thrilled!

  3. Jill Says:

    I think this is a great idea. There is always so much going on and I feel like I miss it!
    Reserve the twitter name too!!

  4. nathan Says:

    got techbrunchtv – techbrunch was taken.
    looks like someone else is having the same thoughts. now it’s a race from conception to realization!
    thanks for the tip!

  5. Jen Simmons Says:

    I’m in!!

    I’d love to talk about a zillion different things… codecs and html5 and iPhone apps and web design and small biz and startup biz and and and and and…

  6. Fritz Says:

    Love this idea Dude. Not sure about how you’re doing the invites but would definitely like to check it out.

    Topic idea:
    • Augmented reality browsers
    - Wikitude: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EA8xlicmT8 (for Android)
    - IBM Seer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VZoDmqcZ34 (for Android)
    - Nearest Tube (for iPhone) shows you where the nearest London Underground (”Tube”) station is (both as a map and a camera overlay)
    - Layar: Video demo: http://snurl.com/lncqj

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