NotCon '04
June 6
Imperial College Union
London, England

Have you coded, created, or discovered an interesting application of
technology? Then why not come and talk about it at NOTCON '04?

NOTCON '04 is an informal, low-cost, one-day conference looking at things
that technologies were perhaps not intended to do.

It takes place on Sunday 6th June 2004 from 11am to 6pm at Imperial College
Union, London (in South Kensington, next to the Science Museum and the Royal
Albert Hall).

And yes, there will be wi-fi. And a bar. And the kind of people who actually
ask for them in that order.

* What We're Looking For *

We're looking for a mix of talks, demonstrations and panel discussions
covering all the usual areas - but with a bit more of an edge than you'd get
from just reading about them online.

In short, we'd like proposals for any of these sorts of sessions -
especially if they fit into the following categories:

Geolocation services
Social software
Hardware hacking
Usability issues
Actual impacts of blogging
Alternative media
Politics on the net
Politics *of* the net

NOTCON '04 is organised by some of the people behind UK tech newsletter NTK,
socially-minded net charity mysociety.org, the unofficial "Emerging Technology"
recap ConCon UK, and 2002's "Extreme Computing" show - please feel free to
help out!

Posted by mattmcal, June 6, 2004 01:50 AM