Thank you all for your interest in the upcoming event!
The registration was closed as of 17:00 on 10/15 as we reached the maximum numbers of the space. Those who can't make it this time, looking forward to seeing you at the future NetTuesday event!

"For Japanese, please link to www.NetSquared.jp to see the detail and register."

As the 4th NetTuesday Tokyo with generous co-hosting partner, Nikkei Digital Ccore, we are pleased to have a special guest speaker, Anthony Williams, known as a co-author of "Wikinomics- How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything"(2006). We are also pleased to offer a special screening of "US Now", a premeir UK documentary about how Web 2.0 inspires people to participate in their communities in new ways.It speaks well to non-techies and all generation; a perfect fit for our NetTuesday audience.

The film is a great conversation starter for people to take back and discuss Web 2.0 opportunities in their communities. Featured speakers include Don Tapscott-co-author of Wikinomics, Clay Shirky - author of "Here Comes Everyboday" among others. *The film is Japanese subtitled, and we are going to see the first 30 min. out of 59 min. You could see the whole film online here

After the screening, Anthony will give a keynote presentation on the role of technology in community engagement, and open the conversation up to the attendees while moderated by Nikkei Newspaper senior & editorial writer, Waichi Sekiguchi

The Evening's Agenda:

18:15pm Doors Open
18:30pm Opening introduction
18:35pm - 19:05pm "US Now" Film Screening
19:05pm - 19:50pm Anthony Williams's keynote presentation
19:50pm - 20:30pm Q & A, moderated by Waichi Sekiguchi

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RSVP: Please register through the web form here.*You may also join meetup group and RSVP through meetup system AFTER Completing the registration above. Thanks for your cooperation.
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*This film screening event is part of self-organised global initiative to shed a brighter light on the social tech community, social tech and social change makers, to inspire new opportunities for collaboration across government, education, technology and volunteer communities. Through the network of Net Tuesdays, among other initiative, like One Web Day and Open Everything groups, so far Paris, Portland, Toronto, Ottawa, Australia, New York and San Francisco has been also planning screenings. More information about the various screenings can be found here.