I'd say you've been following the podcasts of the presentations from Web Directions South as they come onstream, and we've also gathered together a lot of the slides into the resources site.
But something new and supercool has just come online: Scott Gledhill has gone the extra mile and ...
Got wind of a really cool Aussie project today: The Footprints Network.
This is a great little system to easily funnel micropayments from any online store's customers to genuinely needy organisations the world over.
There's an approval process to join the network, but then you get an API that you can ... 
Co-founder of Atlassian, Mike Cannon-Brookes, who spoke at WDS07, [slides online now, presentation podcast to come] this week announced that Atlassian is partnering with Microsoft to enable Atlassian's enterprise wiki confluence to be integrated with Microsoft's SharePoint. More details including an interview with fellow antipodean Richard McManus at ...
Hard on the heals of Perths planned "Freelance Friday", Sydney boys Tim Lucas, Cam Adams and Michael Koukoullis announce Sydney's first 'Jelly' cow-working day, both on Friday 26th October. So head over to one of these places for some shared inspiration.
The fine folks at Builder AU, CNET's great local developer site, have a great wrap up of Web Directions, including several video interviews with speakers Rashmi Sinha, Adrian Holovaty, Mike Cannon-Brookes and Chris Wilson, as well as in depth interviews with Andy Clarke, Scott Gledhill, Rob Manson and ...
With 28 presentations by over 30 presenters, getting the podcasts organized this year has been quite a task. There's permissions to get from every author, CDs to rip and downsample (unless you want to download 60MB per presentation), the podcast RSS to create, site changes to make, and more.
This year, ...
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Via Builder AU, we learn that the Australian Bureau of Statistics is planning to open up it's data for mashups.
As part of an ongoing plan to make more of its data available in a variety of formats, the ABS is working to enable users to generate their own tables ...
Last year was a blast, so this year we are doing it all again, in Vancouver from January 28 to February 2nd. Along with web legends Dave Shea and Derek Featherstone, we've put together a programme of workshops and speakers featuring as always some of the leading web experts ...
Over at Technorati you'll find about 1000 in bound links to Web Directions - so we aren't quite Engadget, but I think that's pretty cool. Here's some of the posts I found with wrapups, comments, suggestions and thoughts that you might be interested in. There are plenty more ...
Folksonomies, mashups, data visualisation, UCD, usability, experimentation?
One of the speakers from Web Directions South this year, Sebastian Chan from the Powerhouse Museum, just got in touch this morning to say his team is looking to fill a couple of developer roles.
Sebastian's presentation - Social Media and Government 2.0 - ...
Work from home, and sometimes like to mix it with folks like you? Want to bounce ideas and techniques off similar minded people? In Sydney or Perth? Then mark down October 26th as the first "freelance friday" (or in Sydney Work@Jelly) day.
Check out Myles Eftos's blog if you are ...
Wig meets Web (2.0): harnessing the law to commercialise and protect your IP
MP3 of presentation - to come
Presentation slides - to come
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About Scott Buchanan and Ben Maguire
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Innovation and development in web 2.0 moves ever faster, the law as slow as always. So how can you ...
Our good friends in Perth, BAM Creative, are looking for a standards based designer. So, if you are looking for a job over that way, check out their offering.
SitePoint continues their coverage of Web Directions South with a just posted interview with Adrian Holovaty. I happen to think Adrian is one of the most influential people on the web, with major involvement in Django, Mashups, GreaseMonkey, online journalism, and more.
We'll have the podcast of his presentation ...
Making Links 2007 is one of Australiaís leading forums for workers and activists in the not-for-profit sector to share skills and information relating to website development, online campaigning, online social networking and community building, and other ICT issues. The conference is in Sydney, October 30th - 31st
This year the ...
As developers, designers, architects, anyone really who designs and builds things that people rely on to get on with their lives, often think about accessibility is very theoretical terms. In the case of the built environment, it's about complying with building codes. On the web it's about meeting WCAG level ...
Builder AU, the local edition of CNET Networks Australia site for developers was our online partner for the conference, and were there in force covering Web Directions. The fruit of their efforts is now coming online, including video interviews with speakers (currently there are interviews with Adrian Holovaty and ...
At Web Directions Kevin Yank from SitePoint spoke with some of our speakers, and there are now a couple of these audio interviews online.
First up, there's an interview with Andy Clarke, and Cameron Adams, two of our most popular speakers (people were standing in the hallway outside the room ...
Matt Magain from SitePoint got in touch to let me know the winner of the iPod Touch in their recent "Why do you love the Web" competition .
Congratulations to Teresa Ko, and I know you'll love you iPod too - I sure do!
Just a quick note for all those who have been emailing us asking after these.
As many of them as we can gather together will be posted at the site real soon now. It does take a little time to contact all the speakers and get their slides and notes from ...
Great supporters of Web Directions, and strong proponents of standards based design, Glass Onion, are looking for a Web Designer/Developer.
Web Designer
Excellent written and communications skills
Able to work Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash
Knowledge of standards-based HTML and CSS coding
Glass Onion is a Sydney based web design, development, intranet, extranet, search and ...
SitePoint, excellent Australian based web design and development publishing company and community have an iPod touch to give away. Just head over to their site and tell them why you love the web by Friday, and you could win one of these fantastic devices (I got one last week. ...
Fans sabotaging scalpers' auctions
Pace Mark Pesce WDS07 Closing Keynote.