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Workshop on future of social networking

We have just announced a call for participation to a workshop on the future of social networking that will take place in Barcelona (Spain) on January 15 and 16 2009.

A W3C workshop is an event organized by W3C where all interested parties are invited to participate, provided they submit a position paper summarizing their views on the topics of the workshop.

In this case, the focus of our workshop will be around social networks, certainly one of the hottest topics on the Web; we have determined a list of topics we would like to discuss during this workshop, ranging from technical matters to business questions, with a few highlights on interoperability across social networks, social networks on PC vs on mobile, and a review of existing social networks initiatives.

Our goal here is to bring as many people around the table to foster discussions in this very rich environment, and try to evaluate what are the industry's needs.

Given the initial reactions of the various parties we contacted to constitute our program committee for the workshop, I'm pretty confident the workshop is going to be very fruitful, and I am hoping many others will find this an exciting opportunity!

Are you interested to participate? If so, please review the call for participation, and submit a position paper (typically 1 to 5 pages long) before November 20. Feel free to contact me at dom@w3.org to get more details on the workshop.

Filed by Dominique Hazaël-Massieux on October 14, 2008 3:25 PM in Mobile, Semantic Web
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