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TEDxGardenCity
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To propagate TED’s motive of spreading ideas that can change the world, TEDxGardenCity shall present some of the ideas never discussed before; ideas that have the power to change the way people think, ideas that change the way people view the world. Following are a few questions that we will try and answer:
How can we engage the unemployed to participate in India’s growth?
Do business and empathy go hand in hand?
How do we provide healthcare to the poor?
How can we connect to and celebrate every individual we know (and don ‘t know)?
What are the innovations set to revolutionize the world?
Venue
CMR Institute of Technology
No. 132, A.E.C.S. Layout, IT Park Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India – 560037
Schedule for July 12th, Monday
08:30 AM - 09:00 AM Registration
09:00 AM - 10:50 AM TEDx Conference (Session I)
10:50 AM – 11:20 AM Snacks, Conversation Breakout
11:20 AM – 12:50 PM TEDx Conference (Session II)
12:50 PM - 01:40 PM Lunch, Conversation Breakout
01:40 PM – 03:20 PM TEDx Conference (Session III)
03:20 PM - 04:00 PM Tea, Conversation Breakout
04:00 PM - 05:30 PM TEDx Conference (Session IV)
July 7th, 2010
The UID (Unique Identity) project is one of the most ambitious projects of the UPA government. The move to set up the UID Authority of India (UIDAI), under the aegis of the Planning Commission, is aimed at providing a unique identity to the targeted population of the flagship schemes to ensure that the benefits reach them. The unique identification number would ensure that any lacuna in these schemes is removed so that the benefits do not reach those they are not meant for.
Karnataka has reportedly been chosen as the pilot state to implement the project. The National Authority for Unique Identity (NAUI), set up under the Planning Commission, has asked the state to implement the programme on a small scale to co-ordinate data on people, from different agencies.
Bangalore is set to become a hub of activities for the Unique Identification Authority of India as Karnataka has been chosen as one of the states where the project, led by Infosys co-founder Mr. Nandan Nilekani, will be implemented first.
We Invite you to a half day workshop on “Unique Identification Number Project (UID)and the Indian Citizen” on Sunday the 20th June, 2010 at Ecumenical Christian Centre, Whitefield, Bangalore, from 2:30 to 5:00pm.
Rev.Dr.M. Mani Chacko Rev.Chittranjan Polson
Director Programme Executive
31 May 2010
KINDLY CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION : 080-28452270
June 3rd, 2010
Hello Everyone.
This Is A TechCrunch Meetup For Celebrating 5 Incredible Years Of TechCrunch.Com.
For More Check Here : http://www.meetup.com/TechCrunch/4420/ Please RSVP On Meetup.Com. Twitter Hashtag : #tcblr
Oxi Technologies India Is Organizing This Event. OXITECH Is A Leading & Innovative Web Designing, Development & Hosting Company Based In India.
TechCrunch was founded on June 11, 2005, as a weblog dedicated to obsessively profiling and reviewing new Internet products and companies. In addition to covering new companies, we profile existing companies that are making an impact (commercial and/or cultural) on the new web space.
Read more: http://techcrunch.com/about-techcrunch/#ixzz0pPSKIUTl
Quick Agenda :
1)A Brief About TechCrunch
2)Introduction of Techies (Attendees)
3)A Discussion On Latest Technologies (iPad,HTML5,Chrome,Etc..)
Soon We Will Post Full Agenda.
For More Info Please Mail Me : vivek@oxitech.net
HiQHost.Com Is Giving Free Hosting Space To Best Speaker In Tech Discussion.
June 3rd, 2010
A presentation on The Right to Share and The Promise of Open Video.
What
* Roadshow
* Open Content
* Open Access
When Dec 17, 2009 02:30 PM onwards
Date: 17th December, 2009 from 2.30pm onwards
Venue – National Law School, Bangalore
Contact Name Radha
Contact Phone 080-40926283
CIS in association with different institutions across India invites you to join in the Free Culture Roadshow: A presentation on The Right to Share and The Promise of Open Video.
A Brief Abstract of the two discussions and the profile of the speakers are given below:
The Right to Share: What Does Copying Have to Do with Freedom?
The Internet has unleashed the potential to communicate and collaborate like never before, and the result has been an unprecedented flow of culture and information. Millions of individuals are now sharing and creating culture: copying, cutting, remixing, and participating in new and different ways.
Sometimes this activity is transformative. Sometimes it’s straight copying. In either case, there is a clear connection between this sharing of culture and personal freedom.
This talk will explore how various conceptions of “freedom” have shaped the social movements for free software, free culture, and free knowledge, and how this ideology has manifested itself in real action. It will connect theory with practice, exploring the cultural innovations and political changes that have spawned forth from these movements. Lastly, it will make the case that the broad-based availability, accessibility, and abundance of culture is a good thing for our global society.
Speaker Profile:
Elizabeth Stark is a leader in the global free culture movement. She is a Fellow at the Yale Information Society Project and a Lecturer in Computer Science at Yale University. A graduate of Harvard Law School, Stark founded the Harvard Free Culture Group and served on the board of directors of Students for Free Culture. While at Harvard, she was Editor-at-Large of the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology, and worked on using new media to promote human rights with the Harvard Advocates for Human Rights. Elizabeth has worked extensively with the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and has taught courses in Cyberlaw, Digital Copyright, Technology and Politics, and Electronic Music. She recently produced the inaugural Open Video Conference in NYC, garnering over 8000 viewers across the web. Elizabeth regularly gives talks around the world on free culture, and has collaborated with myriad organizations on promoting shared knowledge and the open web.
Elizabeth Stark
The Revolution Will Be Recorded, Remixed, and Redistributed: The Promise of Open Video
Between news, cinema, television, and documentary film, we find ourselves swimming in a sea of moving images. This has been the story of the 20th century. Yet in this age, the tools for creating and sharing video are becoming widely distributed in the hands of millions of individuals. Desktop video editing software is pervasive; webcams and video-equipped mobile phones abound. Video now belongs to everyone. It is becoming a powerful medium for self-expression, a kind of cultural currency.
How will this phenomenon change the Internet? How will it change society? What questions persist for the architecture of the Internet, and how will public policy address this ultimately political transformation? This talk sets forth a vision of networked video as a truly participatory medium, one that will power the next 10 years of innovation on the web. Dean Jansen and Ben Moskowitz introduce some core technologies for open video, and the obstacles they face on the road to mass adoption.
Speaker Profiles:
Dean Jansen is a Free Culture activist and guerrilla artist based in New York. He attended Harvard University and was a leader in the Harvard Free Culture Group. Dean assisted in teaching media studies and law courses at MIT and Harvard, and has organized numerous academic conferences.
He currently serves as outreach director at the non-profit Participatory Culture Foundation, makers of the Miro internet TV player. His art projects can be viewed at www.notthemessiah.net.
Dean
Ben Moskowitz is general coordinator at the Open Video Alliance, a coalition to democratize the moving image. Ben co-founded the UC Berkeley chapter of Students for Free Culture and taught a seminar on the politics of piracy at Berkeley’s School of Information.
He currently serves on the board of directors of the international organization Students for Free Culture, dedicated to promoting access to knowledge, technological freedom, and participatory culture.
December 16th, 2009
For those with an interest in design, user experience and sustainability, we are hosting World Usability Day Bangalore this Saturday, Nov 21 at the Yahoo! Embassy Golf Links campus. This is the 4th World Usability Day in Bangalore and this year’s theme is “Designing for a Sustainable World”.
Speakers at this year’s event will cover various design & sustainability perspectives including on green buildings, sustainability in the digital world, usability and sustainability in product design. The afternoon session will involve design activities and discussions facilitiated by speakers.
- Chitra Vishwanath, Architect, http://www.inika.com/chitra/
- Deepak Menon, India Water Resources Portal, http://www.indiawaterportal.org
- Eric Schaffer, CEO, Human Factors International, http://connect.humanfactors.com/profile/EricSchaffer
- Rakesh Ambati, Artist, Hacktivist and Founder, Braille Without Borders, http://braillewithoutborders.org
- Prof. Amaresh Chakrabarti, Head, Innovation, Design Study and Sustainability Laboratory (IdeasLab) Indian Institute of Science, http://cpdm.iisc.ernet.in/ideaslab/introduction.html
For more information on WUD, please refer to http://www.worldusabilityday.org/
. The event is hosted in hundreds of cities worldwide.
To register for the Saturday event, please add your name to: http://www.upabangalore.in/mwiki/mediawiki-1.15.1/index.php?title=WUD_Bangalore_2009
or email me.
The event is FREE and open to ALL. Please share the event with friends and colleagues who you think might be interested.
November 16th, 2009
Mobile Tech 4 Social Change camp, brought to you by MobileActive.org, The Centre for Internet and Society, MoMo India, and Women’s Learning Partnership.
Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Bangalore
Friday, September 04, 2009 from 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM (GMT+0530)
Bangalore, Karnataka
Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Camps are local events for people passionate about using mobile technology for social impact and to make the world a better place.
We are pleases to be in Bangalore! Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Camp in Bangalore includes:
* interactive discussions about mobile tech for social good,
* hands-on-demos of mobile apps and tools,
* collaborations about ways to use, deploy, develop and promote mobile technology in health, advocacy, economic development, environment, human rights, and citizen media
Participants for Mobile Tech 4 Social Change barcamps include nonprofits, mobile application developers, researchers, donors, intermediary organizations, and mobile operators.
In short, Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Bangalore Camp is:
* A one-day event in Bangalore on September 4, 2009
* An exploration of mobile technology to advance social development and social change goals
* Participatory and interactive
* Open to anyone with passion and interest in the topic
Register Here
September 1st, 2009
TUG India Bangalore Community Kick Off Meet
Friday, September 04, 2009 from 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM (GMT+0530)
Bangalore, Karnataka
About:
Appcelerator, a new platform and services company that is enabling Web developers to build intuitive, content-rich applications for Mobile and Desktop platforms.Titanium brings to you the power and efficiency of basic web technologies to mobile and desktop application development. To know more about the platform visit http://www.appcelerator.com/ .
Agenda:
1. TUG India Overview and Introduction.
2. Presentation: Developing mobile applications using Titanium Platform by Mohammed Khan
3. Application Showcase: “You Are Here” by Chinmay Garde
4. Getting to know each other.
Where:
Level 9 Raheja Towers
26-27 Mahatma Gandhi Road
Bangalore, Karnataka 560001
India
Register Here
September 1st, 2009
March 20:Prabhar Raghavan-Big Thinkers India Series- Leela palace, Bangalore-3 pm onwards
Web search is undergoing an evolution from high-precision document retrieval for keyword queries, to fulfilling the task implicit in a user’s search. We review examples of this in major search engines, then survey the underlying hard science problems both in computer science and in the social sciences.
Yahoo! India Research & Development invites you to the first session of Big Thinkers India Series 2009.
During this session, Prabhakar Raghavan, Head of Yahoo! Labs, will share his insights on Hard Science Problems at the core of Web Search http://bangalore.yahoo.com/bigthinkers/events_09/event_march20_09.htm> .
Prabhakar Raghavan is the Head of Yahoo! Labs. A PhD from Berkley, he is a Consulting Professor of Computer Science at Stanford and is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the ACM. Raghavan has authored many textbooks on Algorithms and Information Retrieval and has published over 100 papers. He is a Member of the National Academy of Engineering, a Fellow of the ACM and of the IEEE.
The event will be held on Friday, March 20th at The Grand Ballroom, The Leela Palace, Bangalore, 3:00 pm onwards.
There is no registration fee to attend the event. Click here to Register for this event. http://bangalore.yahoo.com/bigthinkers/register.html?event1=true
The speakers for Big Thinkers India Series bring with them the expertise and global perspective of the constantly changing world of technology, communities and Internet space in general. It provides a platform for scientists, academia, the government and industry to interact and chart new directions for research. A list of all the past and upcoming Big Thinkers India Series sessions for the year 2007 and 2008 is also available here. http://bangalore.yahoo.com/bigthinkers/
Please do register http://bangalore.yahoo.com/bigthinkers/register.html?event1=true early for this event since reservations are on First Come First Serve basis.
We look forward to your participation.
March 16th, 2009
Our first CloudCamp in India is Sunday, March 29th in Bangalore, India
CloudCamp is an unconference where early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas. With the rapid change occurring in the industry, we need a place we can meet to share our experiences, challenges and solutions. At CloudCamp, you are encouraged you to share your thoughts in several open discussions, as we strive for the advancement of Cloud Computing. End users, IT professionals and vendors are all encouraged to participate.
CloudCamp Bangalore Register
If you are interested in sponsoring or submitting a proposal for a Talk, send an email to vinayakh AT gmail DOT com.
Supported by ACM Bangalore
Tentative Agenda:
Doors open at 10:30am
10:30am: Talks (2 startups on their experience of using clouds)
11:00am: Expert Talk (a survey of cloud platform products – Amazon, Sun, Google, etc)
11:30am: Expert talk (case studies of app architectures that use clouds)
12:15pm: Break for unconference
12:30pm: Unconference session 1
1:30pm: Lunch
2:30pm: Unconference session 2
3:30pm: Unconference session 3
4:30pm: Quick snacks
5:00pm – 6:00pm: Panel discussion and close
Planned Sessions
* Introduction to Cloud Computing – Dave Neilsen
* Lessons from building a search Engine using AWS – Chirayu Patel (Snappy Fingers)
* How to build a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) using Clouds – Arjun Gupte
March 15th, 2009
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Date/Time( In Bangalore):
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07 March 2009 10:00 – 07 March 2009 15:30
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07 March 2009 10:00
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Indira Nagar Club
4th Cross , 9th Main , 2nd Stage, H.A.L. II Stage
Bangalore, Karnataka, 560008
India
28 February 2009 09:45 – 28 February 2009 15:30 India
Kalpa Banquet and Party Hall
E-101, Kumar Business Court
Near SKC Mall Mukundanagar Pune Maharashtra 411037
India
07 March 2009 09:45 – 07 March 2009 15:30 India
Welcome Time: 09:15
Damodar Hall
Social Science League
Dr. Ambedkar Road , Parel Mumbai Maharashtra 400012
India
04 April 2009 09:45 – 04 April 2009 15:30 India
Welcome Time: 09:15
Indra Priyadarshini Auditorium
Near Lakdi Ka Pool
Nampally Public Garden
Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh 500001
India
21 March 2009 09:45 – 21 March 2009 15:30 India
Welcome Time: 09:15
Hotel Park View
125, Valluvarkottam High Road
Nungambakkam Chennai Tamil Nadu 600034
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For more details:
https://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/default.aspx?culture=en-IN
http://ambatisreedhar.wordpress.com
Thanks
Sreedhar Ambati
February 19th, 2009
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