March 9, 2009 7:00 PM. 703 attended.
NY Tech March Meetup - Unbelievably Cool Tech
Selected By:
Nate Westheimer
NOTE! NYTM HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, MARCH 9th!
NOTE! NYTM WILL BE AT ITS NEW LOCATION: FIT's Haft Auditorium on 27th btw 7th & 8th Aves
Who's up to present?
- Drop.io
- foursquare
- KindlingApp
- enjoysthin.gs
- SpeakLike
- Tigerbow
- ProCompare
- and Prof. Panos Ipeirotis from NYU talking about the EconoMining project.
703 attended
RSVPs closed
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Fredrick Selbyhad a hard time seeing the screen from about the 7th row from the back. blurry. no overflow space for people to mingle after the event didnt bring good dance shoes for the disco after the meetup.
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Steven LehrburgerGood meetup! I enjoyed the NYU professor who spoke at the end, but I don't feel the announcements added that much. I also like being able to vote on who gets to present. The bar where we went afterward wasn't very good, and many groups split off and went elsewhere. It would be better to find a place where everyone would go and stay. I think I like it more than IAC - it was easier to see both the screens and presenters during the presentations.
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AlexSomeone mentions 10% and think maybe sitting for 800 is in order. This is the first time I was able to get in. I like it very much.
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Elgin ThompsonCompanies followed bell curve ... btw very intriguing, ok and "what were they thinking" concepts. All in all, time well spent. Would like to see better organization ... too many announcements interspersed throughout ... have them all at the beginning or at the end or send a email as follow up.
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Chris CraigI liked what was shown - some cool stuff. I would like to see some rotation in the themes of the presentations - the ones I've attended are very developer-centric. What Tech marketing stories or tools are there, for example?
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Anthony ZeoliI thought it was good in terms of presenters. I'd like to see opportunities to have biz dev tables outside the meeting hall at the next one, so if there are companies that are seeking to do business, it's easier to find them. Another idea could be to maybe have some kind of Twitter registry, so people who are coming to the event can post their Twitter address and be found more easily at the event. Hated the fact that I couldn't get an ATT Wireless signal. That alone should facilitate moving the event to a location where there is A. Free Wireless and B. you can Twitter and post to Facebook, Brightkite and the like during the event. Hard to cover as a blogger with no Internet access.
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Phil Thomas Di GiulioLoved Drop.io and panos's presentation. I think the announcements are a good idea. Anything that helps facilitate community and group participation, I say go for it.
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Bob PetrieI like that there was a vote for some of the speakers, but I'd prefer that some speakers are still handpicked by Nate going foreward. Maybe a 75% (nate) 25% (democracy) split.
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Anne Mai BertelsenEnjoyed the presentations. This was my first; impressed with how well Nate kept speakers on time.
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Nadine GildenIt was my first NY Tech meetup, and I thought it was great. Really interesting companies and products. Looking forward to the next one.
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Ronald ParkAll the talks and presenters did excellent jobs and I look forward to attending future events.
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JessThe range of application type and presentation was great. Wifi access seemed to be an issue though.
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VasilMy first meetup. Really great lineup. Was well organized and timeslots were strict. Presentations were interesting. The space was huge but packed. Best of luck to each of the projects.
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Phil WangGreat facility. Bigger screen would be nice. Better logistics would be nice -- some presenters had trouble getting laptops switched to projector.
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Igor LevI was disappointed that the practice of breaking for a small networking session was abandoned for this Meetup. That is easily one of the most fruitful portions of the previous meetups.
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axel kramerLoved the last talk. Like that announcements are back. Overall interesting presentations. Little more light in Q&A part, maybe even during presentations, would be good.
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MichaelWould like to have heard more questions from the audience. Perhaps have one less demo and give more time for Q&A. Presentation stayed mostly on time and on track.
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Emmanuel A. Simonmy first meetup, it was great. the presentations - the meet and greet with presenters after, and looking forward to the next one.
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Micah T CollinsFor me, drop.io, foursqaure, and enjoysthin.gs were the highlights. Q&As could be better moderated.
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Phyllis CannellaIt was good meeting with a nice variety of presentations. Thanks for pulling it all together.
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Eleanor HaasInteresting companies well presented. Good pacing for the meeting. Big Idea presentation something that should be continued. Go, Nate! Much better venue - IAC location was a big obstacle to getting there and the sight lines were poor in many places. Wish we could do some early networking in the FIT ante room. Wish we could start earlier so those of us with early dates the next day could do post program networking. Why not start an hour earlier? 6:15 rather than 7:15 for the program. Doors open 5:30.
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Jon ThorntonWas great to see some demos outside the usual social media topic. Felt like it ran a little long. Save the best for last (drop.io in tonight's case).
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