ETech 2005 just drew to a close with Mark Fletcher's garage guide to starting up web companies.
In the course of the last week, the France Telecom team has posted close to 70 articles tracking developments throughout the course of the week - from individual tutorials to keynotes and sessions.
Most of the content is currently is draft mode - over the course of the next few days, you'll begin to see the articles trickle out with our account.
ETech is a perrennial nexus of Powerbooks and iBooks - firing up iTunes and seeing how many users have enabled the Share My Music option much music is being shared over the local wifi network is always a novelty.
In this screenshot you can see the music collections of the EFF's Cory Doctorow and the BBC's Matt Webb.
In three days of tutorials, keynotes and other sessions, I've seen no female speakers... though I think there are a handful in some sessions later today - maybe five in total throughout the week.
Interesting.
Though I'm sure the robot community is equally under represented.
From March 14-17th, a number of France Telecom employees will be attending this year's O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego. The team is a cross-section of research and innovation experts from FT's mobile, broadband and research divisions. Throughout the course of ETech 2005, the team will be recording its impressions, discoveries and thoughts for the benefit of colleagues across the FT Group.
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France Telecom R&D - San Francisco
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France Telecom R&D - Lannion
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