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Factual Correction

Kevin Werbach has reminded that Dave Winer was one of the first speakers at Supernova 2002.

I remember Dave getting mad at Dan’l Lewin and all sorts of scenes out in the hallway.  That’s when I first met Cory Doctorow and all sorts of other players - who have now become familar faces.  In a lot of ways, that conference was the beginning of Web 2.0.

Here’s Dave’s posts, Sifry’s and Doc’s.

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2 Responses to “Factual Correction”

  1. Dave Winer Says:
    February 17th, 2006 at 4:05 pm

    What kind of scenes?

    I didn’t get angry with anyone, ask Dan’L Lewin, he and I are buds.

    Listen, Kevin doesn’t like to have people talk about how much money he charges for keynotes. Welcome to the blog-o-sphere where someone said “we fact check your price list.”

    Your friendly reporter live from TechCrunch HQ in Ather-tone Cal.

    Dave

  2. Tim Says:
    February 17th, 2006 at 11:18 pm

    My public notes http://www.thebishop.net/geodog/archives/2002/12/13/great_oneliners_from_supernova_2002_day_one.htmlfrom that day are sparse, but I remember either Dave or you Marc yelling at Dan’l (who I worked with 15 years ago) from the back of room about whether Microsoft was going to open the schemas for Office XML formats. It was pretty heated, but I think it was you, Marc.

    I’ve been (and will probably go again) to both ETech and Supernova, as well as bloggercon and Mashup Camp, and I do think that both of you are doing a public service by forcing the issue of paid placement out into the open.