07 March 2007

Bloggers at TED2007

The original version of this post contained links to a few bloggers that were at TED2007 and were likely to blog part or all of the conference. I've updated the list, post-conference, on March 16, adding more bloggers and links to some press coverage.

Blogs:

Bruno Giussani - LunchOverIP and HuffingtonPost
Chris Suellentrop - Wired blog
Esther Dyson - HuffingtonPost
Ethan Zuckerman - My Heart's in Accra
Kate Trgovac - MynameisKate
Jack Myers - MediaVillage
Jordan Ayan - Marketing with Technology
Loic Le Meur - LoicLeMeurBlog
Lorna Herf - Lornamatic
Michael Cerda - Cerdafied
Renee Blodgett - DownTheAvenue
Sam Perry - Conferenza
Scott Mattoon - What Happens Downstream?
Steve Gundrum - Noteworthy
Steve Jurvetson - SJ's Flickr page
Tom Guarriello - True Talk Blog
and the Vox TED gallery

Press:

BusinessWeek: The talk of TED
BusinessWeek: Forget Davos, I'm booked up for TED
San Francisco Chronicle: TED Conference open for new ideas
San Francisco Chronicle: Breaking down TED, from a sword to a soiree
The Economist: Davos for optimists
The New York Times: Award Honorees Describe How They Hope to Improve the World
The New York Times: Where artists and investors plot to save the world

If you're hungry for more, see the TED2007 tag on Technorati or try a search on Google News.

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Vietnam tour – April 14 2007

Exotic Ho Chi Minh City, still referred to as 'Saigon' by many, has preserved its distinctly Asian feel and ancient culture, where monks pray in the numerous pagodas, temples and mosques. The capital Hanoi, is a pleasant and charming city of lakes, shaded boulevards and public parks. The old quarter, built around the Hoan Kiem Lake, is an architectural museum-piece characterised by its narrow streets. Halong Bay, with its 3000-plus islands rising from the clear, emerald waters, dotted with beaches and grottoes created by waves, is one of Vietnam's natural marvels.
Jurvetson – March 11 2007

Photoblog of TED here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson

And a group of photos from several TEDs:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/sets/27718/
William Jon Shipley – March 11 2007

http://wilshipley.com/
David Jacobs – March 9 2007

http://hello.typepad.com/hello/2007/03/multitouch_at_t.html
Michael Cerda – March 9 2007

http://www.cerdafied.typepad.com
Class V – March 8 2007

http://classv.typepad.com
joshspear – March 8 2007

http://www.joshspear.com
megoth – March 7 2007

I've created a masterfeed with your feed and those from the blogs you listed. It can be found here:

http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=kvmxTRDN2xG7CYFgIBeTaQ

Hope this isn't seen as spam, just thought it would be a nice with a masterfeed from the blogs at TED.