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Video interlude: mesh 2008

Video whiz and all-around wild and crazy guy Mark Mckay, who won our mesh 2007 video contest and wound up doing a bunch of video for us last year, came out to a recent mesh meetup at the Irish Embassy and has put together a great little highlight reel for us (and if you haven’t […]

Win a free ticket to mesh’08 or meshU

Re-blogging a post by my friend and fellow mesh organizer Mark Evans, over at the mesh blog: In conjunction with CommandN and the wonderful and talented Amber MacArthur, we’re running a contest featuring a free ticket to mesh and meshU. For more details, check out this video:

 

mesh 2008 and meshU: Schedules are live

An update for anyone who might be thinking about heading to mesh ‘08 or meshU (the one-day workshop event just before mesh): to help you make up your mind and plan your day, we now have the schedules up for each event. There are still some panels that have to be firmed up with our […]

mesh: meetup and meshU student tix

One quick reminder and one update on meshU:
The quick reminder is that we’re having a mesh meetup at the Irish Embassy tonight (April 21) starting at about 7:30, so swing on by if you’re in town and get some pre-mesh socializing in — the snacks are on us.
The update about meshU is that we’re releasing […]

mesh: Garrett Camp of StumbleUpon

Just a quick update for anyone interested in mesh 2008, which is coming up on May 21 and 22 at the MaRS Centre in Toronto: Garrett Camp, one of the founders of StumbleUpon, is coming as our keynote speaker for the business stream (you can see the other keynotes here, as well as some of […]

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