Momentshowing

Around San Francisco, I’ve heard little conversations about how India may soon start becoming influencers instead of just being influenced. I have a good friend who actualy moved to India to start his own business. It’s beyond outsourcing. He says there’s a freshness in India that is pretty amazing.

Here’s one piece of evidence of this hypothesis:
Link: BlogCamp.in – Bringing Bloggers Under One Roof
On September 9th and 10th, bloggers will get together in Chennai for all things blogs. Check out their cool video on the front page.

Blogging is more than just a tool for online communication. For
bloggers and blog readers, it represents a way of life where open
communication, dialogue, feedback and collaboration enrich content,
helping us forge professional and personal relationships. From
encouraging government transparency, blogging about children,
discussions on economics, sharing poetry and literature, ribtickling
humour, online activism, movie reviews to Sunday musings, the tool has
changed lives for all those who use it and rely on it for opinion,
information, entertainment and business.

I love that, "ribtickling humor". We need more of that in the US.
They are also adopting the Barcamp.org style to allow for improvisation based on who shows up. They seem to also be very tuned into videoblogging. Wish I could go. Exciting to see the philosophy of the blogging community spread farther out.

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