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Podcamp London 2010

This weekend is Podcamp, right here at Western at the University of Western Ontario Research Park Convergence Center. After attending last year's talks at Station Park Inn and learning lots from the great speakers, I'm looking forward to this coming weekend and absorbing even more knowledge from all the smart folks in London.

Everything from Podcasting to Social Media to Securing Your Online Presence (presented by Western's own James McCloskey) will be covered.

It's a free event so everyone is welcome, but for capacity reasons, there is a wait list for tickets. If you're interested, there is more information available on the Podcamp London Website.

05/06/2010 | Permalink

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Thanks for the info, would love to check it out but sadly to far away, but I would be curious if there will be a place to view presentations online

Trevor Seabrook Mythic Tech - Toronto Web Design http://www.mythictech.ca

Posted by: Mythic Tech | 02/17/2011 at 09:25 PM

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