Supernova 2008

June 16-18, 2008

San Francisco, CA

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SPEAKERS

Supernova attracts the most dynamic, influential people in tech.

Supernova 2008 confirmed speakers include:

Jonathan Schwartz (Sun)
Esther Dyson (EDventure)
Reed Hundt (Ex-FCC Chair)
Clay Shirky (NYU)
Lili Cheng (Microsoft)
Raffi Amit (Wharton)
Umair Haque (BubbleGeneration)
Susan Crawford (Michigan)
Charlene Li (Forrester)
David Morin (Facebook)
Phil McKinney (HP)
Joe Kraus (Google)
Joi Ito (Neoteny)
JP Rangaswami (BT)
Bob Iannucci (Nokia)
Bruce Schneier (BT Counterpane)
Noshir Contractor (Northwestern)
Axel Schmiegelow (Sevenload)
Bernardo Huberman (HP Labs)

We welcome speaking inquiries at info@supernovagroup.net. Speakers are invited on a rolling basis, to fit the sessions we develop and to produce the best mix of participants. There is no formal call for presentations or submission deadline.

Ten Challenges for the Network Age
(Kevin Werbach outlines the key themes for Supernova 2008.)
Supernova Interview: Lili Cheng of Microsoft Research
David Weinberger Interview - The Publius Project
The Emerging Indian Middle Class

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"As we continue to sift through the rapid changes in the tools and techniques for managing in a decentralized world, Supernova will remain one of our prized filters." -- Conferenza

"Great stuff. Great meeting." -- Richard O'Neill, President, The Highlands Group

"I LOVED the conference. I've been raving about it to people here." -- Lili Cheng, Director, Windows User Experience, Microsoft

"I found Supernova, and the Wharton Day to be an invaluable experience...." -- Robert Massoudi, Managing Director, New Media Practice, Cisco

"Bottom line: I thought it was great." -- Raph Koster, former Chief Creative Officer, Sony Online Entertainment

"A delightful conference with a list of participants that rivaled the quality of the presenters." -- Pierre Wolff, VP, Business Development, Tribe Networks