I’m very much looking forward to the Web 2.0 Expo coming up in SF later this month through the first week of April. Tools for multimedia storytelling, designing social interfaces, and creating relevant content offerings for a global marketplace are among the session topics.
On the arts front, Jen Bekman, founder of the print seller and online exhibition site 20×200, will be presenting on April 3 about “Corralling the Crowdsourced Community” with a few others I admire: Jennifer Palka, the TechWeb general manager at the head of the conference, and the Etsy and Threadless founders. (As a former temporary Chicago-dweller, I’m excited to see Jake Nickell and Jeffrey Kalmikoff talk about their enterprise and hopefully the state of their Windy City retail locations.)
Should you be in the Bay in three weeks and interested, you can get a 30% discount code using the code websf09trt7 at online registration. Very nice indeed.