Paparazzi descend on Webstock
7 March 2010
Well, not quite, but we are really pleased that there was been a great deal of media coverage of Webstock this year. This is great for our sponsors, good for the speakers, and makes us feel warm and fuzzy.
Here is some of the news coverage we’ve seen so far:
New Zealand Herald
- Winners named in inaugural NZ internet awards
- Futurist Mark Pesce on Macs, VR and ‘that’ tablet
- Webstock: Turning ideas into code, and code into currency
- Webstock: Wellington gets down to serious interweb business
- Webstock, geeking out and the death of Flash
- Webstock: The Onya Awards
- Webstock: Branding a President – the art of ‘gut feeling’ design
- Webstock: Amplifying the community’s voice
- Webstock: Cheap as chips – your networked chair
- Developers embracing Mac hardware
- Pete LePage: The man behind the little blue ‘e’
- Webstock: Start out with a ridiculous idea
- Taking audio-visuals to the Macs
Stuff.co.nz
- Record numbers at Wellington’s Webstock
- Ancient meets modern at Webstock
- Helping people handle mobiles better
- Digg.com founder boosts startups
Radio New Zealand
- Eric Ries on Radio New Zealand’s Nine to Noonshow
- Nat Torkington talks about Foo Camp and Webstock – thanks Nat! (MP3 audio, 5.2 MB)
Media 7 And we were even on the TV!
