CNET News.com

Shoptalk and Sociology at Supernova

"Tech bigwigs from the worlds of business, government and academia are gathered at the Supernova 2006 confab." View the page...

San Francisco Chronicle

Tech leaders, wannabes gather in San Francisco

By Verne Kopytoff
"Supernova2006 good for networking with Internet crowd. " Read the story...

SFGate.com

Here Comes Supernova

By Dan Fost
"Next week brings Supernova to San Francisco again. " Read the story...

Expo Web

Making an Online Community Click

By Cathy Chatfield-Taylor
"Supernova conferees connect using the latest Web-based tools, extending an elite networking event into the blogosphere where virtually anyone can participate. " Read the story...

Google details Mountain View Wi-Fi service

"The reason it is free is because...we want to get a lot of people on it," Larry Alder of Google said during a panel discussion on wireless projects in cities at the Supernova 2006 conference here.

Video: Netvibes corrals your digital world

At Supernova/Wharton West in San Francisco, CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari interviews Netvibes founder and CEO Tariq Krim. In this June 21, 2006, interview Krim talks about the company's first eight months.

Video: Plaxo has your number

CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari interviewed Ben Golub, President and CEO of Plaxo. They talked about the privacy of members records.

Video: YahooLocal adopts microformats

Upcoming.org's Andy Baio discusses a better way of browsing

Knowledge@Wharton Interview Series

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