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ready to BarcampTurin: promises to be a great event and

There are twenty days to BarcampTurin , scheduled for Saturday, December 2, 2006 Hiroshima Mon Amour in Turin from 10.00 to 20.00. So far there are over 150 registered participants from all over Italy and have already booked more than 35 presentations or speeches. Among the participants some of the most important Italian bloggers and one of the leading experts in Internet.

will be developed in parallel with 3 rooms available for presentations all connected via wi-fi FON All administrative attention will be broadcast in streaming video or audio and will then be available in podcast. Additional systems of interaction between participants will be made directly campers from using Skype, Stickam and Flickr. All participants will be provided a shirt and gadgets offered by the contributors Hiroshima Mon Amour, TOP-IX, Google, Apogeonline, Fon, Table of Babel.

Participants are asked to register in advance for logistical reasons and to briefly describe his speech. Participants need not necessarily make a presentation, but may also only attend and participate at the event. Participants are asked to share information, experiences and feelings about the event live and after the same through blogs, wikis, photo sharing, audio, video and any other instrument linked to the Internet. Participation is of course Free.

BarcampTurin In conjunction with the weekend of December 2 will take place in other third world barcamp in Washington DC, and Ottawa in Bangalore

What is a Barcamp? The BarCamp is an international network of conferences open to all and not by invitation, based on participatory events, presentations and workshops whose contents are made by the participants. The first BarCamp was held in Palo Alto, organized in less than a week with 200 participants. Since then, from Boston to Bangalore were organized dozens of Barcamp in 31 different cities in the world.

The first Italian BarCamp is took place in Milan. BarCamp is a rethink in the internet version of a conference but is managed and organized by the participants, with a "live" meetings open to anyone who has something to say, to keep communication and desire to listen. It is normally organized in a very short time, through a wiki that serves as an aggregator of interest in the same. In parallel, the promotion takes place through Web sites or blogs that revived the Barcamp.

The U.S. is preparing a mega Barcamp program in Chicago near the end of August 2007 in which more than 5,000 participants are expected.