This is Richard Landry, reporting live from the NetSquared Conference. I am covering the session entitled “Mashups, Copyright, and Commons” led by Mike Linksvayer from Creative Commons.

Live blogging is a practice of careful listening, and I have a long way to go in that area! So if you see something that I misunderstood or misreported, please post a comment/correction.

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There were a lot of legal issues and terms raised in Mike’s presentation, but he preceded them by this disclaimer: “I am not a lawyer.”

This is Richard Landry, reporting live from the NetSquared Conference. I am covering the session entitled “Cloud Dreams” led by Mike Culver, Web Services Evangelist for Amazon Web Services.

Live blogging is a practice of careful listening, and I have a long way to go in that area! So if you see something that I misunderstood or misreported, please post a comment/correction.
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Mike’s presentation was largely an overview/sales pitch for Amazon Web Services (there’s a complete description on the company’s site), but the context was interesting:

This is Richard Landry, reporting live from the NetSquared Conference. I am covering the session entitled, “Investing in Social Networks,” led by Peter Campbell, director of Information Technology for Earthjustice (“Because the earth needs a good lawyer”).

Live blogging is a practice of careful listening, and I have a long way to go in that area! So if you see something that I misunderstood or misreported, please post a comment/correction.

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This is Richard Landry, reporting live from the NetSquared Conference. I am covering the session entitled, “Measuring Impact in Online Communities,” led by Scott Moore, formerly of Schwab Learning, an online community dedicated to parents of children with learning difficulties. Scott is leading a discussion about the lessons he and his team learned from trying to measure the social impact of this online community, which closed its doors after several years in operation.

Live blogging is a practice of careful listening, and I have a long way to go in that area! So if you see something that I misunderstood or misreported, please post a comment/correction.

Hi, everyone. I am looking forward to meeting you at the NetSquared conference this week. N2 is one of the most interesting and impactful organizations I have run across in more than 20 years of work in media, nonprofits, and social enterprises. So I am very grateful to have the opportunity to support the organization in a small way as a live-blogger at this year's conference.

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