New: Video & Text Highlights of Keynotes/Presentations from WWW2010 & FutureWeb
Last week, the Internet2010 Conference took place in Raleigh, NC. Later in the week, a "conference within a conference," FutureWeb, was also held in Raleigh.
Now, keynotes and other key presentations/panels from both conferences are available with with detailed text summaries along with streaming video highlights from some of the biggest names in all aspects of the Internet and World Wide Web.
UPDATE: Unlike the other panels and keynotes listed above, the "Search is Dead, Long Live Search Panel,"
was recorded using a Motorola droid. Wearing headphones does help make an easier listen.
Andrei Broder – Fellow and VP, Search & Computational Advertising, Yahoo! Research.
Marti Hearst – Professor, School of Information, University of California-Berkeley.
Barney Pell – Partner, Search Strategist for Bing, Microsoft.
Andrew Tomkins – Director of Engineering at Google Research.
Prabhakar Raghavan – (Co-organizer and Moderator) Head, Yahoo! Labs .
Elizabeth Churchill – (Co-organizer) Principal Research Scientist, Yahoo! Research. Hat Tip: Kevin Marks (via Twitter)
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