BarCamp Austin Photos

by Scott Beale on March 17, 2006 · 0 comments

Open Source Panel

BarCamp Austin

Combat Robots

Tara Hunt

BarCamp Austin took place last Saturday at the Thistle Café and was going on at the same time as SXSW. It was a great success and the organizers are even talking about doing another one later this year. If that happens, count me in. That would be a great excuse to go back to Austin.

While I was at BarCamp Austin I caught a great Cluetrain Marketing Presentation by Tara Hunt, a Combat Robotics demo by Team XD, a WordPress meetup and an open source panel moderated by Raven Zachary featuring Simon Phipps, William Hurley, Matt Mullenweg, Chris Messina and special guest Doc Searls.

Photos from BarCamp Austin

Here’s some more BarCamp Austin coverage:

Doc Searls
Raven Zachary
The GlitchCast

For more on the BarCamp phenomenon, check out the BarCamp wiki as well as the recently launched BarCamp blog. Next up: BarCamp Chennai

photo credit: Scott Beale

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