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Speakers

Roland Alton-Scheidl (PUBLIC VOICE Lab & Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences)
StreamOnTheFly network
David Baron (Mozilla Corporation)
Layout algorithm improvements for Web user interfaces
Jeff Barr (Amazon)
Amazon Web Services: Fueling Innovation and Entrepeneurship
Building Software With Human Intelligence: What Amazon Mechanical Turk Can Do For You and Your Customers
Bradley Bebee (SAIC)
A high performance RDFS store using a Generic Object Model
David Beckett (Yahoo! Inc)
Semantics Through the Tag
Donna Benjamin (Open Source Industry Australia)
ODF: Our Document Future
Robin Berjon (Expway)
The Road to Efficient XML
Matt Biddulph (hackdiary)
Get Started with Ruby on Rails
Putting the BBC's Programme Catalogue on Rails
Mark Birbeck (x-port.net Ltd.)
Building Rich, Encapsulated Widgets Using XBL, XForms and SVG
RDF/A: The Easy Way to Publish Your Metadata
Erik Bruchez (Orbeon, Inc.)
XForms: an alternative to Ajax?
Kurt Cagle (Metaphorical Web)
Combining E4X and AJAX
Max Carlson (OpenLaszlo.org)
OpenLaszlo as an Ajax platform
Suw Charman (Open Rights Group)
Ignorance is not a defence
Kendall Clark (XML.com)
Building the Semantic Web at NASA: People, Organizations, Projects, and Skills
Steve Coast (openstreetmap.org)
OpenStreetMap: The First Year
Tom Coates (Yahoo!)
Native to a Web of Data: Designing a part of the Aggregate Web
Martyn Cutcher (Cut the Crap Software)
A high performance RDFS store using a Generic Object Model
Parand Darugar (Yahoo Inc.)
XML, REST, and SOAP at Yahoo
Ian Davis (Talis Information Ltd.)
Embedded RDF
Marc de Graauw (Marc de Graauw IT)
Going Horizontal: Comparing Open Data Vocabularies Across Domains
Leigh Dodds (Ingenta)
SPARQLing Services
Werner Donné (Independent consultant)
Managing Multilingual Legislation With XML
Edd Dumbill (Useful Information Company)
Get Started with Ruby on Rails
Brendan Eich (Mozilla Corporation)
JavaScript 2 and the Future of the Web
Di-Ann Eisnor (Platial Inc.)
Collaborative Atlas: Post geopolitical boundaries
Tristan Ferne (BBC Radio & Music)
Chopping Up Radio - collaboratively annotating radio programmes
Peter Ferne (Mista)
Sharing Places – find, remix and share located media with the world
Tim Finin (University of Maryland, Baltimore County)
Search engines for Semantic Web knowledge
Roland Geisler (Nokia)
Mini Map - A web page visualization method for mobile phones
Daniel GLAZMAN (Disruptive Innovations)
Etna, a wysiwyg XML RELAXNG- and Gecko-based editor
Paul Graham (Y Combinator)
How American are Startups?
Yoz Grahame (Ning, Inc.)
The Ning Playground: A Springboard for new Social Software
Paul Hammond (BBC)
An open (data) can of worms
Dean Jackson (W3C)
Standardising Web Applications: Rich Web Clients at W3C
Leon Katsnelson (IBM)
Putting IBM databases on Rails
Michael Kay (Saxonica Limited)
Using XSLT and XQuery for life-size applications
Jeremy Keith (Clearleft)
Hijax: Progressive Enhancement with Ajax
Ryan King (Technorati, Inc.)
Microformats from the Ground Up
The Intelligent Design of Microformats
Salvador Ledezma (IBM)
The Viper Solution: A Data Persistence Model using XML and PHP
Stefan Letz (IBM Deutschland Entwicklung GmbH)
XML Offload and Acceleration with Cell Broadband Engine
Michael Leventhal (Tarari, Inc.)
The End of the Open Internet?: Network Service and Security in Web 2.0
Håkon Lie (Opera Software)
Mobile Web Applications
Christian Lieske (SAP)
Internationalization and Localization of XML: Introducing "ITS"
Tom Loosemore (BBC New Media)
Treating Digital Broadcast As Just Another API, and other such ruminations
Ben Lund (Nature Publishing Group)
Social Bookmarking For Scientists - or The Best Of Both Worlds
Frank Mantek (Google)
Google Data API
Benoît Marchal (Pineapplesoft)
UML modeling for XML, a practical example
Mikel Maron (OpenStreetMap)
GeoRSS: Geographically Encoded Objects for RSS feeds
Ian McKellar (Flock Inc)
Revolutionizing the browser user experience
Jeffrey McManus (Yahoo!)
Building a Participation Platform at Yahoo!
David Megginson (Megginson Technologies Ltd.)
Ditching the database: XML and the PHP webapp
Ralph Meijer (Jabber Software Foundation)
Publish-subscribe using Jabber
Thomas Meinike (Merseburg University of Applied Sciences / Department Computer Science and Communication Systems)
Dynamic SVG generation under Firefox 1.5 using JavaScript, XML and XSLT
Myk Melez (Mozilla Corporation)
Microsummaries in Firefox and on the Web
Jim Melton (Oracle Corporation)
SQL, XQuery, and SPARQL: What's Wrong With This Picture?
Eric Miller (World Wide Web Consortium)
Future-proofing your XML data
Yukihiko Negoro (Justsystems Inc.)
xfy: XML RAD with IBM DB2 Viper
Mark Nottingham (Yahoo! Inc)
Web 2.0 On Speed
Uche Ogbuji (Fourthought, Inc.)
Chameleon XML models
Oleg Parashchenko (Saint-Petersburg State University)
XSieve: extending XSLT with the roots of XSLT
Daniel Parker (Economic Technology, Inc.)
Markup for Flat-XML Processing
Bijan Parsia (Clark & Parsia, LLC)
A high performance RDFS store using a Generic Object Model
Building the Semantic Web at NASA: People, Organizations, Projects, and Skills
Priya Parvatikar (Ingenta plc)
Building and Managing a Massive Triple Store: An Experience Report
Steven Pemberton (W3C/CWI)
Introduction to XHTML2 and XForms
The power of declarative thinking
Michael Personick (SAIC)
A high performance RDFS store using a Generic Object Model
Andrei Popescu (Nokia Research Center, Nokia Corporation)
Mini Map - A web page visualization method for mobile phones
Katie Portwin (Ingenta plc)
Building and Managing a Massive Triple Store: An Experience Report
Paul Prescod (Justsystems Inc.)
Implementing DITA: Considerations beyond Specialization
Eric Prud'hommeaux (W3C/ERCIM)
Adding SPARQL Support to MySQL
Brendan Quinn (BBC)
Content modelling at the BBC using RDF and OWL
Dave Raggett (W3C)
Slidy - an web based alternative to Microsoft PowerPoint
Sebastian Rahtz (Oxford University)
Internationalization and Localization of XML: Introducing "ITS"
Felix Sasaki (W3C)
Internationalization and Localization of XML: Introducing "ITS"
Robert Sayre (IconNicholson)
Improving the Browser Feed Experience for Users and Developers
Sean Scannell (eXiMaL Limited)
Case Study of an Implementation of XML Authoring Within the Open University
Andy Schain (NASA)
Building the Semantic Web at NASA: People, Organizations, Projects, and Skills
Sebastian Schürmann (Mayflower / Thinkphp)
Developing Enterprise Applications with Ajax and XUL
Roland Seiffert (IBM Deutschland Entwicklung GmbH)
XML Offload and Acceleration with Cell Broadband Engine
Jonas Sicking (Mozilla Corporation)
XBL2: Delivering on the promise of XML Binding Language
Benjamin Smedberg (Mozilla Corporation)
Converging Rich-Client and Web Application Development with Mozilla XULRunner
Michael Smith (Opera Software)
Bringing Web 2.0 to Mobile Devices
Andy Smith (anarkystic.com)
Dojo and the future of the open web
C. M. Sperberg-McQueen (World Wide Web Consortium (W3C))
Future-proofing your XML data
Brian Suda
Microformats from the Ground Up
Henry Thompson (University of Edinburgh)
Efficient implementation of content models with numerical occurrence constraints
Bryan Thompson (SAIC)
A high performance RDFS store using a Generic Object Model
Liz Turner (None)
Making Connections: Exploring new forms of semantic browsing
Eric van der Vlist (DYOMEDEA)
Treebind: an API to bind them all
Menno van Slooten (Backbase)
AjaX with a Capital X!
Thomas Vander Wal (InfoCloud Solutions, Inc.)
Developing for the Personal InfoCloud
Elina Vartiainen (Nokia Research Center, Nokia Corporation)
Mini Map - A web page visualization method for mobile phones
Vladimir Vukićević (Mozilla Corporation)
Canvas, SVG, and More: Rich Graphics Capabilities For Web Applications
Priscilla Walmsley (Datypic)
XQuery 1.0, XPath 2.0, and XSLT 2.0 Explained
Ben Watson (Adobe)
Web 2.0 with Adobe Flex and Ajax
SOA + RIA = SOC (Services oriented client)
Simon Willison (Yahoo!)
The Yahoo! User Interface Library
Ajax Lightning Demos
Django: Web development on journalism deadlines