Although Josh thought I had forgotten about DemoCampVictoria in my last post about Canadian tech events I hadn’t but since it’s next week, now is a good time for a little update.
Checking out the wiki I see the following folks are on the docket to present:
Why DemoCampVictoria was created (Mark Lise)
Fortuno (Jesse and Jason)
Genetify (Andrew)
BountyUp – Social Commerce (Joshua McKenty and Todd Khozein)
DailySplice (Rian)
Flock – the social web browser (Clayton Stark and other flockers)
Songbird (Steven Bengtson and Peter Van Hardenberg) Source: BarCamp wiki / DemoCampVictoria01

I hadn’t checked out Songbird in a long time, but maybe it’s time to finally give …read more

Aidan Henry told me about Victoria’s first DemoCamp before I went to SXSW but told me to keep it under my hat until they had details set.  Since Gels has posted about it, I think it’s fair game now:
Welp, count me in! The event is free to attend, and it sounds like the round up so far is interesting (demo’s from the Flock guys in Vic, and an interesting new social commerce app called BountyUp). There’s one idea that’s missing that I personally think is really cool, called TeamPages; a social app that facilitates athletes, their coaches, and parents in …read more

Since Web Community Forum in December I’ve been using, and loving, ACDSee Pro2 to import, manage, and edit my images.  Connie Bensen, ACDSee’ uber community manager got a bunch of us hooked on it in December and she got Lee Hopkins hooked on it as well it appears.
So, why.  Why is this app so good when everyone raves about Adobe Lightroom?  It isn’t the just the price (ACDSee Pro2 is much more affordable, though I did get an NFR license), it’s because this app gives me just the basics when I need it and the details when I need …read more