Anthony Broad-Crawford

I have been asked to give my popular WTF 2.0 presentation at CodeMash 2010.  This talk is being changed slightly to focus on both designing for community and, social interaction.  Since this is a technical conference I am also adding specific technologies you might employ when building a social platform.  My talk will include ...

1. Social object theory
2. Webb / Butterfield / Smith
3. Power laws and Scoble
4. Communities of Practice
5. OAuth
6. OpenID
7. ActivityStreams
8. XRDS Simple
9. Pubsubhubbub

I will be speaking at the Government 2.0 conference in Washington DC on December 14th and 15th.  This conference focuses on the inclusion of social media and consumers in government and public debate.  Having started a social platform in health care and, participating in the DataPortabilty health care task force this hits close to home.

My talk will touch on how to design for community and what technologies to employ using my company as an example.  This talk will include topics such as the DataPortability project, OpenID, OAuth, ActivityStreams, and PubSubHubBub.