18 Months Ago, O'Reilly Media, Inc. from O'Reilly Press Releases says (in O'Reilly ETech Conference Invites Technical Visionaries) Living, Reinvented: The Technology of Abundance and Constraints ETech Opens Call for Participation and Invites Proposals Sebastopol, CA--The O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference will explore the technology of abundance and ...

19 Months Ago, O'Reilly Conferences says (in boingboing: ETech 2009 Call for Proposals: "Living, Reinvented.") The call for proposals for O'Reilly Emerging Tech 2009 has just gone up: "Living, Reinvented." I was involved in every ETech from the first P2PCon in 1999 right up to last year (I'm taking a year or two off while I catch up on ...

And core77.com's design blog says (in Living, Reinvented) ETech, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, goes green with its upcoming conference about "the tech of abundance and constraints". We live in two worlds: one filled with abundance and the other with constraints. ...

And core77 from aboutCREATION says (in Living, Reinvented) ETech, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, goes green with its upcoming conference about "the tech of abundance and constraints". We live in two worlds: one filled with abundance and the other with constraints. ...

And O'Reilly Conferences says (in O"Reilly Radar:ETech 2009 CFP: Living, Reinvented - O'Reilly ...) From ETech chair Brady Forrest: ETech's CFP has launched. The theme this year is Living, Reinvented: The Technology of Abundance and Constraints. To that end I spent time with MITs Scratch Team (changing computer education) and the ...

And WorldChanging from proteinos.com says (in ETech Goes Worldchanging) ETech -- the excellent O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, where I spoke last year (video here, though not my finest talk, unfortunately, as I had an airplane flu) -- has released their call for proposals, and it kicks butt: Living, Reinvented: The Technology of Abundance and Con...

And Brady Forrest from O'Reilly Radar says (in ETech 2009 CFP: Living, Reinvented - O'Reilly Radar) ETech's CFP has launched. The theme this year is Living, Reinvented: The Technology of Abundance and Constraints. To that end I spent time with MITs Scratch Team (changing computer education) and the RoboScooter team (changing ...