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basic info 2008/04/20 21:58
Yes, you heard me right! I'm attending the Web 2.0 Expo San Francisco next week. This time, I'll be not only blogging/covering the entire conference as press, but also will be a session speaker. In the session, I'll be introducing the Korean IT/Digital landscape and the beloved online notebook application named Springnote by openmaru, for whom I've been working as the global marketing manager. You can have more information about the session here.
It's quite exciting that I can finally stand in front of people in SF to introduce what I've been talking about here in TechnoKimchi. Hopefully, I'll be able to meet great people there and even expand the TechnoKimchi network with whoever's interested in it!
So, looking forwarding to meet you all there. By the way, I'm already in New York and flying to San Francisco on Monday. If you want to catch up with me, please don't hesitate to email me at
p.s. My awesome friend Chang Kim has kindly introduced my session in his blog. Thanks, Chang!
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basic info 2007/11/15 03:37
Yes, you heard it right. I'm in Tokyo to attend Web 2.0 Expo Tokyo. This will be my fourth conference this year: Web 2.0 Expo in SF in April, Supernova in SF in June, State of Play V in Singapore in August, and this one; but this is my first trip to Japan.
I'm in Tokyo with the openmaru team. Here goes my discloser: I've been working with openmaru, a Korean Web 2.0 service provider, for its English blog marketing. Indeed, its English blog has been run by me! (but I'm not an employee, just working on a partnership-based project)
I'm not sure if you guys have come across the blog or any of its services, but not because I'm the marketer, but even from a pure user point of view, you should most definitely try out the openmaru applications, such as Springnote. It simply rocks!
I'll be reporting from the Expo as well as interviewing famous dudes and companies in the Web 2.0-sphere. One thing interesting is that reporting will be done through 4 major channels: openmaru Korean blog, openmaru English blog, Taewoo's log (my Korean blog), and TechnoKimchi. Chances are I'll be posting a lot more stuff in Korean than in English.
But if you ever had questions regarding openmaru or me, or the Web and digital landscape in Korea, feel free to come around the openmaru booth to find me. I'm not there, other openmaru members will be more than kind enough to find me for you :)
I'm very excited to attend the conference for many reasons. But for TechnoKimchi, I think this will definitely mark an important milestone as this is the first time I'm officially exploring the Web in Asia, outside Korea. As I've been writing in my Korean blog, there are so many things that are just completely different about the Web and the digital culture in Japan from Korea that I'm almost lost. Too many thoughts in my head.
But for now, I'm resting for tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll be able to run into some of you guys!
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