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October 18th, 2007 by Jay Westerdal

Web2summitI have taken three days off this week to attend the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco. There are no new brands being launched but there are a lot of interesting people in the hall ways that I am talking to. Domain conferences are good and comfortable but some real business can take place when talking with people in different sectors. It was well worth the trip to come down here and meet a few of these people. I think I like TechCrunch 40 conference better because it had all the startups and that is more entertaining to watch. However this conference has a lot of important leaders of established tech companies and it was very easy to approach people and talk about deals. I found out that Jay Adelson of Digg used to be an old sysadmin and loves our site and uses it all the time. MC Hammer was here, he has a new company called Dance Jam. I met Chad Hurley the founder of YouTube. Overall this is a very good place to make new business development deals and see what neat features these companies are coming out with.

There are a lot more Domainers running around as well, Champ Mitchell (CEO of Network Solutions), Rob Hall (CEO of Momentous), Roland Chemtob (Branded Holding Group), Rob Monster (Domain Strategies), Victor Pitts (Moniker), Andrew Miller (Internet Real Estate), and Mike “Zappy” Zapolin (Internet Real Estate).

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  1. Tyler Says:

    That is one of the funniest things that MC Hammer is hanging out at Web 2.0 conferences. It doesn’t seem like the type of crowd a rapper from the 80s would be hanging with. At least he is trying to make a come back of some type I guess.

  2. managedspaces Says:

    Greetings all,
    being in Oz is a pain when all the conferences are on, Australia has good influence on the industry but being so far away from the rest of the world makes it hard. I hope over the next few years we get more resources in Australia to help us build our own buzzing industry.

    Have a B L O G G I N G good day!

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