Social Computing Symposium at Microsoft

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Korby Parnell's Social Software Wunderkammer : Social Computing Symposium at Microsoft

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Some bright bulbs over at Microsoft Research (MSR) have organized a Symposium on Social Computing on March 29th and 30th at the Columbia Winery north of Redmond. Mark your calendars! Word is, the talks will be streamed to the Web. Stay tuned for details

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re: Social Computing Symposium at Microsoft

Korby Parnell — Sat, 27 Mar 2004 20:09:00 GMT

More information about the symposium at: http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2004/03/27/97330.aspx

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re: Social Computing Symposium at Microsoft

Kevin Schofield — Sat, 27 Mar 2004 18:13:00 GMT

I'm sorry, I don't buy this whole "ultimate irony/invitation-only social computing" thing. Small groups are a social environment worth studying. So are mobs. So are world comunities. They are very different and we need all of them. Is it wrong to have an invitation-only meeting, or dinner party? Is it wrong to sell tickets to a baseball game or concert and not just throw the doors open? Of course not. There is a wide diversity of social events with different purposes and different design points. Social computing != huge social networks. Huge networks is one aspect of social computing, and there are many others that are worthy of study. There are conferences that try to attract a lot of people to talk about social computing. This isn't one of them. Research and industry conferences come in all shapes and sizes. We have some specific goals around this one (which I shared on my blog), we invited some people we thought could help us achieve them, and we're going to share the result with the world. We're trying to do something different from all of the other conferences, because we think there is value in diversity. I encourage you to judge the event by the outcome, I welcome your critique, and when all is said and done if you think you can do better, by all means organize your own event the way you want and I completely respect your right to invite (or dis-invite) whomever you like.

Attending the Social Computing Symposium, Virtually

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