I didn’t go to the Web 2.0 Expo last week, but I did read Sassy’s concise wrap up.
Some video from the conference is out there, here’s social software thinker Clay Shirky:
Here’s Clay’s writeup.
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Sassy
This was the best speech of the conference by far. His breakdown of “where they find the time” is one of the best endorsements for the web I’ve heard in a long time.