Here are a couple events for September, October, and November that I think will be worth going to. I'm planning to be at each of them in some capacity (reporter, moderator, organizer, etc.)
9.23-9.25:
Emerging Technologies Conference @ MITWerner Vogels from Amazon, Rich Miner from Google, and Craig Mundie from Microsoft top the list of interesting speakers (according to me, at least)
9.25:
Tech @ The MoviesThis is the first entertainment industry panel that Mass TLC has organized, focusing on the role Massachusetts tech companies are playing in the movie industry. I'm moderating a panel, and giving a short talk about the historical contributions our state has made to the movies, based on my new book
Inventing the Movies.10.2: Mass TLC's
Innovation UnConferenceMass TLC is reinventing its big fall event this year (previously known as the investor conference), trying to make it more valuable for entrepreneurs.
10.21
New England Mobile SummitPart of the
Mobile Internet World 2008 trade show, organized by the Yankee Group.
10.30
Ideas BostonA chance to meet big thinkers like IBM's Martin Wattenberg, Daniel Schrag from Harvard, and John Maeda, the new president of RISD.
11.12
Innovation in Hollywood: Past, Present & Future
I'm giving an illustrated book talk about
Inventing the Movies at the Museum of Science... chock full of movie clips, photos, and trivia.
11.15
HBS CyberposiumLast year's speaker roster included Walt Mossberg, Ray Kurzweil, and Curt Schilling.
11.19
Future Forward 08A gathering of entrepreneurs, investors, and CIOs/CTOs to explore new directions in technology. Audience limited in size; invite only.
12.6
MIT Venture Capital ConferenceNo Web site up yet for this year's event... but last year's included Google exec Chris Sacca and VMWare CEO Diane Greene.
Labels: conferences, Cyberposium, Future Forward, HBS, Ideas Boston, MassTLC, MIT, mobile, venture capital