Mobile Monday: Web 2.0 in the mobile Space - Discuss

March 30, 2006 · 1 min read

Well it looks like I will be on the speakers panel at Mobile Monday this coming Monday (April 3rd 2006).  There will be a series of discussions going on about the Mobile Web 2.0 stuff... So what I am going to suggest to everyone is come up with your Mobile Web 2.0 key words before Monday and I will see what I can do about getting them into the discussion... they have to be somehow related to mobile web 2.0... lets see what we can come up with...

In fact if you want to participate in the Q & A session and ask me and the rest of the panel anything at all...The panel are:

  • Steve Devo (Vodafone)
  • Gautam Hazari (Vodafone)
  • Tim Holmes (AOL)
  • Mark Wilce (Cognima)
  • and Me.... (Sarah Blow... London Girl Geek Dinners Founder & Software Engineer for Cardinal Health...)

You are more than free to join in and get us answering all those really awkward 2.0 stylie questions... get us arguing against each other etc.  (i.e. developer to service provider... small business vs big business etc! is there such a thing as mobile web 2.0 he he he... )

The details of the event can be found below (Courtesy of Alex Craxton):

Our hosts for April will be AOL and the event will be held at RIBA in central London. This is easy to get to on the underground and is between Regents Park, Goodge Street  and Oxford Circus, address as follows:

Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)
66 Portland Place
London W1B 1AD.

Directions 

As usual the doors will open at 6pm and the meeting will kick off at 6.30pm.

Register yourselves in our database .

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Sarah Blow

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