Barcamp: Piublog 2007
The fourth Roman barcamp – Piublog 2007 – took place today within the event “Più libri più liberi” (eng.: more books, more freedom), the annual fair of the independent Italian publishing houses, held since 2002. A good chance to meet again old friends or why not make new ones on a gloomy, raining day in Rome.
Leo Sorge was a very nice host, embarrassed because the venue actually wasn’t totally appropriate for a barcamp, being just a single room and lacking of Wi-Fi facilities. Fabio Masetti opened the barcamp, later Riccardo Cambiassi – who originally “imported” the barcamp in Italy – impressed me with a cool slideshow on barcamping.
In the afternoon I enjoyed Nicola Mattina on corporate blogging, and Piergiorgio Lucidi introduction to microformats and Semantic Web.
I spent also time talking with people, among others Antonio Pavolini, Andrea Martines, Feba, Giulio Gaudiano e Stefano Epifani. I met for the very first time Dario Salvelli and I suggested Nicola Risitano (LSLUG, OpenCamp) to have a look at the Open Source Guide for SMEs. Andrea Genovese was supposed to talk about his coworking project, but eventually Fabio Masetti spoke on behalf of him.
Riccardo 11:37 am on December 10, 2007 Permalink
Ciao Roberto!
È stato un piacere conoscerti. Grazie dei complimenti, immeritati.
Le slide non abbiamo fatto in tempo ad esplorarle per bene ma le trovi su SlideShare se ti interessano.
Spero di sentirti presto, fammi sapere quando passi da Londra!
R
Dario Salvelli 2:42 pm on December 10, 2007 Permalink
Roberto, i’am really nice to met you: i hope to talk more for the next time..
Ehi, take care!!!
antoniocontent 12:45 pm on December 14, 2007 Permalink
Nice to meet you, and sorry we could n’t spend more time for our chat.
I wish you a quick recovery!
Cheers,
🙂
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Piergiorgio Lucidi 7:41 pm on February 4, 2009 Permalink
Thank you for your feedback about my talk during this event!
Thank you again for your feedback sent to Sourcesense: now I’m working in a real Open Source company 😀
Ciao
Piergiorgio