A free seat for the Web 2.0 Expo
Categories: Web 2.0
Tags: enterprise2.0, italian, oreilly, web2.0expo
Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin is the place to learn, network, and engage in the European Web 2.0 community
I was lucky enough to attend the San Francisco edition of this same conference in April. 11K participants, an incredible number of startups, sponsors and demos. A funny, energizing and useful experience for sure. In a few day, the Web 2.0 Expo will visit Europe for the first time. A great opportunity to listen and meet gurus, experts and entrepreneurs that are making the story of the web 2.0 outside the Silicon Valley.
Would you like to attend the Web 2.0 Expo Berlin, the full event, workshops included without paying an euro (registration only for a value of 1100-1300 euro)?
As you may probably know, I’ve recently launched The Social Enterprise, a new blog in italian about Enterprise 2.0 adoption, tools, vendors and trends. Enterprise 2.0 is my current area of interest and study and I would like to facilitate the emergence of new actors in this arena. If you have a good italian blog about Enterprise 2.0, leave a comment below. The free seat could be for you.
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October 23rd, 2007 at 3:35 pm
Seems like many people from all over Germany and even from abroad are coming to Berlin for the Web 2.0 EXPO, Web2Open, BarCamp and Girl Geek Dinner.
BCN will reserve its premises exclusively and free of charge to any participants of Web 2.0 EXPO, Web2Open, BarCamp and the 1.Girl Geek Dinner in Germany. Everyone can work, meet and use the entire infrastructure of BCN-Berlin daily from 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. during this period. This means: the week before the conferences -for preparations- and the following week when they are taking place.
TheBusinessClass.Net (BCN) is a digital and real network for freelancers. The real network consists of offices with rental workspaces in plug & play-quality. These include: WLAN, Laser printer, Scanner, Fax, … right up to a small kitchen.
The Berlin BCN-Port offers 10 generous work desks, sofas for relaxing and a small bar. The office is converted for conferences and meetings in this period.
Easy to get there: the BCN-Port is located right in the middle of Kreuzberg: take the U1 to Kottbusser Tor or U8 to Schönleinstraße / Kottbusser Tor – or by car: via Kottbusser Tor, take Kottbusser Straße, turn left before the bridge into Paul-Lincke-Ufer, 44 A, 2. back yard (2.Hinterhof). Parking areas along the waterside. Welcome!
Please get in touch for advance registration: info@TheBusinessClass.Net
Hope to see you in Berlin!
Cheers Manu
Inititator and Head of the Berlin BCN-port.
The Business Class. Net It`s your business, anywhere.
November 18th, 2007 at 9:51 am
Hi Emanuele,
I was looking for you on Xing. Cheers from Berlin,
Jan