Adria StartupDigest
Lots of new events (and worries)
In the past two weeks, there has been a lot of talk in the region about net neutrality, while Croatian web professionals are discussing a new “tax” for web publishers. The charge that the Electronic Media Agency of Croatia wants to impose would make certain web pulishers have to pay them 0.5 percent of their income related to media publishing. The problem that both big and small publishers face is the absense of any final criteria that would give them an idea if they have to pay it. Join the disucssion here.
In the meantime, numerous new web related events have been organized through the region, including the Share Conference planned by the organizers of the Exit music festival.
Adria StartupDigest is curated by:
Ivan Brezak Brkan - CEO, Acumen Connect
What's Going On in the Adriatic Startup Community
Mobile Monday Slovenia - Nokia and Microsoft
When: February 28th, 7:00pm
Where: Cyberpipe, Kersnikova 6, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Mobile Monday is a set of events that take place around the world and encurage topics related to mobile technology and business. This month’s Mobile Monday Slovenia will be dedicated to Nokia and Microsoft’s collaboration on the future of Windows Phone 7 and what it means for developers as well as users in the region.
Advanced Technology Day
When: March 17th, 9:15am
Where: Microsoft Innovation Center Split, Faculty of electrotechnics, R. Boskovica b.b., Split, Croatia
Microsoft’s Advanced Technology Day is a one day conference on the use of Microsoft’s “Cloud” technologies such as Azure, SQL, ASP.net and others. The event is geared towards anyone using or thinking about using Microsoft’s tehnologies in their development.
Web Strategija 10
When: March 16th
Where: Hypo Alpe Adria Center, Slavonska Avenija 6, Zagreb, Croatia
Web Strategija is a conference about web business and it’s 10th editon will be dedicated to tourism and how to use web technologies to promote as well as sell more online. The conference will feature talks by both web entrepreneurs and corporare managers.
Internet domain day of Serbia 2011.
When: March 10th, 9:30am
Where: Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Resavska 13-15, Belgrade, Serbia
This conference will be dedicated to internet domains, especially how the now 3 year old Serbian .rs TLD is helping business grow. Although most of the talks will be based around domains, some of them will venture into other related topics such as the freedom of speech on the web, privacy as wel as how companies are growing their businesses online.
Share Conference 2011
When: April 7th to 9th
Where: Multiple locations in Belgrade, Serbia
The Share Conference is a new conference on internet and new media activism that will take place in Belgrade in the form of talks in the day and club events at night. Speakers will include the cofounder of The Pirate Bay, the European parlament representative of the Pirate Party as well as the legenday SF author Bruce Sterling.
Help your friends get more involved in the Adriatic startup community here.
In the past two weeks, there has been a lot of talk in the region about net neutrality, while Croatian web professionals are discussing a new “tax” for web publishers. The charge that the Electronic Media Agency of Croatia wants to impose would make certain web pulishers have to pay them 0.5 percent of their income related to media publishing. The problem that both big and small publishers face is the absense of any final criteria that would give them an idea if they have to pay it. Join the disucssion here.
In the meantime, numerous new web related events have been organized through the region, including the Share Conference planned by the organizers of the Exit music festival.
Adria StartupDigest is curated by:Ivan Brezak Brkan - CEO, Acumen Connect
What's Going On in the Adriatic Startup Community
Mobile Monday Slovenia - Nokia and Microsoft
When: February 28th, 7:00pm
Where: Cyberpipe, Kersnikova 6, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Mobile Monday is a set of events that take place around the world and encurage topics related to mobile technology and business. This month’s Mobile Monday Slovenia will be dedicated to Nokia and Microsoft’s collaboration on the future of Windows Phone 7 and what it means for developers as well as users in the region.
Advanced Technology Day
When: March 17th, 9:15am
Where: Microsoft Innovation Center Split, Faculty of electrotechnics, R. Boskovica b.b., Split, Croatia
Microsoft’s Advanced Technology Day is a one day conference on the use of Microsoft’s “Cloud” technologies such as Azure, SQL, ASP.net and others. The event is geared towards anyone using or thinking about using Microsoft’s tehnologies in their development.
Web Strategija 10
When: March 16th
Where: Hypo Alpe Adria Center, Slavonska Avenija 6, Zagreb, Croatia
Web Strategija is a conference about web business and it’s 10th editon will be dedicated to tourism and how to use web technologies to promote as well as sell more online. The conference will feature talks by both web entrepreneurs and corporare managers.
Internet domain day of Serbia 2011.
When: March 10th, 9:30am
Where: Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Resavska 13-15, Belgrade, Serbia
This conference will be dedicated to internet domains, especially how the now 3 year old Serbian .rs TLD is helping business grow. Although most of the talks will be based around domains, some of them will venture into other related topics such as the freedom of speech on the web, privacy as wel as how companies are growing their businesses online.
Share Conference 2011
When: April 7th to 9th
Where: Multiple locations in Belgrade, Serbia
The Share Conference is a new conference on internet and new media activism that will take place in Belgrade in the form of talks in the day and club events at night. Speakers will include the cofounder of The Pirate Bay, the European parlament representative of the Pirate Party as well as the legenday SF author Bruce Sterling.
Help your friends get more involved in the Adriatic startup community here.
| Sent to ignoble.experiment@arconati.us: unsubscribe | update profile | forward to a friend |
No comments:
Post a Comment
Keep a civil tongue.