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Heading to SuperNova

Kaliya Young · June 23, 2006 · Leave a Comment

I am writing this whole post on the lovely highway style bus that runs a block from my house and takes 1/2 an hour to get into San Francisco. It is free today cause it is a ‘spare the air day.’ I am going to SuperNova and will be blogging on their site today.
I flew back from Boston yesterday even detouring through Long Beach so I could get a 11:30 flight but still be back by 4:45 to make the SuperNova party last night. I went with Brad Topliff from ooTao and we made some great connections. The lightbulbs are going on that tapping into a functioning identity layer and user-centricity would make a lot of sense for there business models. Today at the conference there will be a session called ‘Who owns you” similar to where I just came from – “Who controls and protects the digital me?”
We had a great time on the third day of open space. the venue was not totally ideal. We got to hold sessions outside and we had sessions around tables and in corners of the main lower atrium of MIT media lab. It would have been good to have breakout rooms and I know at the Identity Open Space in Vancouver there will be.
All reports are that launch for i-names went really well.

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