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  <info>With the spread of always-on connectivity and simple-to-use
publishing tools, more people than ever are online and txting,
tweeting, sharing and socializing tiny bits of themselves. What is the
significance of this shift? Is it merely a fad or is
micropublishing the next evolution in Internet behavior?

Thesis to be discussed:

* To understand the social web, look at the objects that bring people together
* Micropublishing will grow bigger than any other form of publishing in history
* Everyone should own their own (micro) media

*Moderated by Robin Wauters, TechCrunch*</info>
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  <title>Emerging Social Behaviours on the Web</title>
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      <name>Jyri Engestr&#246;m</name>
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    <description>On May 5 &amp; 6 the next conference is taking place at Kampnagel in Hamburg. Organised by SinnerSchrader, the next conference is one of the most important networking and trend conferences within the European web industry.</description>
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