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First Thai Bloggers conference

Better late than never. Two weeks ago I attended a very stimulating conference of thai and 'farang' bloggers in Bangkok, Thailand. As I lost my own report on the event, which showed the vibrancy of many local initiatives, almost all aimed at making the world a better place, here's a trio of resources: 1) a written ...

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Michel Bauwens

3rd April 2006

Better late than never. Two weeks ago I attended a very stimulating conference of thai and ‘farang’ bloggers in Bangkok, Thailand.

As I lost my own report on the event, which showed the vibrancy of many local initiatives, almost all aimed at making the world a better place, here’s a trio of resources:

1) a written report

2) Podcasts of BlogConThai,

3) Video snippets of BlogConThai

4) The photo collection of the participants is located here

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