Why the Web 3.0 Conference Was a Success
Bernard Lunn
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Bernard Lunn
ReadWriteWeb
The Web 3.0 Conference in New York last week was a visible success. Attendance was good, and so it seems that the organizers are making money.
That is significant in a recession, when many conferences that were announced have had to be suddenly canceled due to lack of interest. At a more qualitative level, the Web 3.0 Conference had a good mix of different types of people. It was not an echo chamber. Personally, I found the conversations more stimulating than average for a conference.

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