mesh is Canada's web 2.0 conference - Toronto May 15 & 16
Mark your calendars for the upcoming (and rescheduled) mesh -- Canada's web 2.0 conference - Toronto May 15 & 16. mesh will bring together great keynotes and speakers, including Om Malik, Paul Kedrosky, Andrew Coyne, Michael Geist, Tara Hunt, Paul Wells, Steve Rubel, Jason Fried, Stowe Boyd (yes, me), Amber McArthur, Ren Bucholz, Andrew Baron, Chris Messina, David Crow (whew!) and many others. Organizers include Rob Hyndman, Matthew Ingram, Mike McDerment, Stuart MacDonald, and Mark Evans.
Looks like a great conference, and a great venue. Toronto is a fabulous city.
[Long aside: I truly love Canada: even before my sister moved there and became a 'landed' immigrant after living in Toronto 20-odd years, I had traveled much of the country. In the past few decades, I have been to the country literally a hundred times or so, and I am increasingly enamored of this very foreign country so close by. I also hope that if I continue to say nice things, I will be allowed to emigrate, which looks like a better and better idea considering America's political situation and progressive global warming. Although Toronto may be one day be under water as the Great Lakes slowly turn into a giant inland ocean.]
Stowe, thanks much for both blogging about and participating in mesh. I am really looking forward to meeting you in May.
- Stuart
Posted by: stuart [at ] meshconference.com | March 25, 2006 at 07:49 PM