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Lotusphere becomes IBM Connect - Mission Completed
September 7 2012
As many have predicted, this year IBM has completed the task of renaming Lotusphere as IBM Connect.
Lotusphere 2012 OGS replay now available
January 23 2012
Registration is required, but after that, replay stream works well: Link: Lotusphere 2012 Opening General Session
The Lotusphere 2012 OGS, in 60 seconds!
January 23 2012
Great wrapup of the highlights from the OGS:
Alone we are only popping champagne corks. Together we are dynamite!
January 18 2012
Guest post by Arne Nielson of MyNotesBlog: NORWAY: - This is the second year in a row that I don't participate at Lotusphere.
Join a social learning revolution with Lotus Education at Lotusphere
January 12 2012
IBM Lotus Education Office hours Sunday, January 15th 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Location - Yacht & Beach Conference Center | Grand Harbor Salon I Stop by during Lotus Education "Office Hours"
Getting social at IBM Connect and Lotusphere 2012
January 6 2012
We've got some exciting things planned to enhance your IBM Connectand Lotusphere experiences.
Social Business Online is now up
January 5 2012
The latest iteration of Lotusphere Online is now available, and it's been renamed as Social Business Online with a rather nifty URL of socialbizonline.com (kudos from me for that!)
'I love the smell of Lotusphere in the morning...'
January 4 2012
11 days to go!
The Lotusphere 2012 Hog Ride
January 4 2012
At the other end of the Lotusphere week from the Blogger Open, the annual Lotusphere Hog Ride is back for its 3rd year...
The Lotusphere 2012 Bloggers Open - registration is, errr, open!
January 4 2012
Mitch Cohen announces that the Lotusphere Blogger's Open registration site is live
Partners, remember to sign up for Business Partner Development Day when you register for Lotusphere 2012
December 23 2011
If you're an IBM business partner, one of the key elements of the Lotusphere calendar is the Business Partner Development Day
Those that wish, receive! The 12th Annual Lotusphere Sessions Planning DB
December 22 2011
Some good people in the IBM/Lotus community have done something special for Lotusphere. Other great people have completed such an activity multiple times.
Lotusphere 2012 Sessions as a PDF
December 22 2011
The new Lotusphere site is a massive improvement on the old one, but does take a little while to load and so perusing the sessions can be a time-consuming business.
Spark Ideas: Submissions closed and already a success!
December 22 2011
Monday was the last day for submitting abstracts for the "NERD101: Spark Ideas" session. It's proving to be a sounding success!
Lotusphere 2012 agenda published
December 19 2011
We're getting there... The sessions for Lotusphere 2012 have been listed on the site along with schedule details
The NerdGirls Spark Ideas... New this year at Lotusphere 2012
December 16 2011
There is a new type of session at Lotusphere this year and the speaker is.....
And the Lotusphere 2012 party location is...
December 12 2011
SeaWorld Orlando!
'Lotusphere. Every Year.'
December 9 2011
Some great quotes in this montage of clips from Lotsuphere 2011:
Lotusphere 2012 Labs published
December 8 2011
The labs have always been a key part of the Lotusphere experience, although one that many first-timers unfortunately miss.
Urgent Update: Certified Lotus Professionals (CLPs) now qualify for discounted Lotusphere pass
December 8 2011
Back by very popular demand!!
It's that time again... Guess the mystery Lotusphere guest speaker!
December 8 2011
Over on the LotusUserGroup.org site, their annual Guess Who? contest is back once again
If you're serious about Lotus Notes and Domino...
December 6 2011
Then there's no better place to kickstart 2012 than IBM's Lotusphere 2012. Lotusphere continues an eighteen-year tradition in January in Orlando, FL for the Notes community to come together
Sandy Carter invites you to Lotusphere and Connect 2012
November 29 2011
IBM's Sandy Carter extends an invite to this year's conferences
Partners, get ready for Lotusphere 2012!
November 14 2011
A guest post by IBM's Jacqi Levy, cross-posted from the IBM Software Business Partner Blog. With 2011 drawing to a close, Lotusphere 2012 is just around the corner.
Less than 48 hours to submit your abstracts!
November 10 2011
The Call for Abstracts was extended this year, but even that bonus time is now slipping away!
Connect 2012 - the new two-day conference for forward-thinking business leaders
November 8 2011
Connect is the brand new IBM conference for business leaders, focusing on Social Business.
Is your work worthy of an award at Lotusphere 2012?
November 7 2011
The Eighteenth Annual IBM Collaboration Solutions Awards are now open and accepting your nominations. The 2012 IBM Collaboration Solutions Awards will be presented to IBM PartnerWorld Business Partners that have left their mark on our dynamic industry.
Lotusphere/Connect 2012 Call for Abstracts - extended until 11th November
November 7 2011
I've have just heard that the Call for Abstracts for the Lotusphere and Connect 2012 events has been extended until 11th November 2011.
Bill Buchan: A cynic's guide to Lotusphere
October 28 2011
Many Lotusphere attendees will be familiar with 'Wild Bill' Buchan. In fact, if you're not then where have you been hiding? He is after all a shy retiring fellow
Sixty Second Socials
October 25 2011
Do you remember the 'Sixty second social' videos that were run between sessions at Lotusphere 2011?
Domino Power: Mick's guide to planning for Lotusphere 2012
October 25 2011
if you're planning to attend (or just to ask to attend) Lotusphere 2012 for the first time, there are few better sources of information than this article by Mick Moignard in the online Domino power magazine
Lotusphere 2012 Call for Abstracts is open!
October 21 2011
Welcome Speakers It's here! Your chance to be a part of all that is Lotusphere, with the best seat in the house -- the one onstage! Share your experience and join an elite group of professionals. L
The Lotusphere 2012 Social Aggregator is live
October 14 2011
One of the most successful innovations for Lotusphere 2011 was the IBM Social Aggregator, a central site that gathered social content from around the web relating to the event
Why visit the User Experience Lab at Lotusphere 2012?
October 11 2011
The team behind the User Experience Lab at Lotusphere put together a fun promo for the facility, featuring a number of very familiar faces
Lotusphere.com link now points to Lotusphere 2012 site
October 10 2011
Very pleased to note that IBM's lotusphere.com domain is now properly directing users to the Lotusphere 2012 site.
Lotusphere 2012 registration is OPEN!
September 30 2011
Get out your social calendar It's time to mark Sunday, January 15, 2012 in your social calendar and save the date for the premier IBM Collaboration community worldwide event -- Lotusphere 2012. Cal
Lotusphere celebrities
September 27 2011
Why you really shouldn't be shy at Lotusphere 2012:
VideoFest is back for Lotusphere 2012
September 19 2011
Remember VideoFest last year? When masses of great community-produced videos were uploaded to the Lotus wikis, and then awards were distributed to the creators of the best ones at Lotusphere?Well it
Recommended Lotusphere 2012 tags
September 14 2011
Paul Mooney has suggested that we help clarify the recommended tags for next year's Lotusphere event, as there is usually some confusion
What I'm excited about at Lotusphere 2011
January 31 2011
Lisa Duke from Simplified Technology Solutions interviews a selection of Lotusphere attendees about why they're excited about Lotusphere 2011:
Lotusphere 2011 OGS replay posted - watch it here!
January 31 2011
The Lotusphere 2011 OGS has been posted for replay
IBM Lotusphere press releases are now available
January 31 2011
We're live!
January 31 2011
We're live for the Lotusphere OGS. Head over to live.lotusphereblog.com. We have both the live blog (Stuart McIntyre and Paul Mooney) and IBM's live coverage too.
Lotusphere 2011 BDD OGS - we're blogging live...
January 30 2011
We're blogging live over at live.lotusphereblog.com...
Here we go... Lotusphere 2011 Day One
January 30 2011
This is it - Lotusphere 2011.
So, Lotusphere 2011 is here
January 30 2011
It's great to see the Dolphin and Swan hotels once more full of the Lotusphere attendees
What's new with Nokia? Find out more at Lotusphere 2011, and you could win the Nokia E7!
January 28 2011
Exciting things are happening at the Nokia pedestal (101-106)
Lotusphere 2011 Party - Don't go alone!
January 27 2011
If you're attending Lotusphere 2011 on your own, you may be a bit worried about the party on Wednesday night on your own?
Enhance your Lotusphere 2011 experience - checkin, take a trip, and collect the rewards!
January 27 2011
IBM has teamed with Gowalla to make the most out of your Lotusphere 2011 conference experience!
IBM Lotus Awards 2011 - The Mark of Brilliance
January 26 2011
The first set of Lotus Awards for 2011 have now been formally listed
Lotusphere 2011 live video streaming - schedule now available
January 25 2011
For the first time in Lotusphere history, selected elements of the conference are set to be streamed live online this year.
Super Women and Nerdy Girls — Join Sandy Carter for a Great Reception at Social Business Forum and Lotusphere 2011
January 25 2011
IBM VP Sandy Carter invites all Lotusphere ladies to an exclusive party at Lotusphere 2011
Into Lotus Sametime and Unified Communications?
January 24 2011
If your area of interest for Lotusphere 2011 is Unified Communications and Collaboration (UC2), then there are some great sessions scheduled
Learn how Plantronics headsets and Radvision video can make Sametime sing - win an iPad too!
January 24 2011
Swing by and see Lotus products integrated with Radvision video clients and Plantronics headsets - and then enter to win for a new iPad!
LotusTechInfo at Lotusphere 2011
January 24 2011
We in the Information Development Center (IDC) are getting excited about Lotusphere 2011...
New at Lotusphere 2011: Announcing the Expanded Business Partner Cafe and Mini-Workshops!
January 24 2011
With Lotusphere 2011 just over a week away, excitement is building for this year's trip to Orlando.
Will you be participating in the Lotusphere Twitter Scavenger Hunt?
January 21 2011
Alexis Adkins of IBM posts of a Lotusphere Twitter Scavenger Hunt on the LotusKnows blog
Visiting the Disney Parks whilst at Lotusphere 2011?
January 20 2011
If you're taking a trip to any of the Disney theme parks whilst at Lotusphere 2011, make sure you checkin to Gowalla whilst you're there
Win a 42" TV at Lotusphere with TLCC!
January 20 2011
Get a FREE T-Shirt, wear it and you might win a 42" HD TV
Lotusphere Online is *officially* open!
January 20 2011
We announced this a little prematurely last week, but Lotusphere Online is now officially open
One for the Lotusphere 2011 exhibitors
January 20 2011
If you're exhibiting at Lotusphere 2011, I'm sure you'll be considering how you might drive the maximum number of attendees to your pedestal or booth...
Geeking out at Lotusphere 2011
January 19 2011
IBM are pleased to announce the sessions that have been selected for SpeedGeeking at Lotusphere 2011
The Lotusphere 2011 Honor Roll. Who would you add?
January 18 2011
Imagine there was an Honor Roll positioned in the Dolphin Rotunda at Lotusphere 2011...
Looking forward to the Ascendant/iRise video for Lotusphere 2011?
January 18 2011
Do you remember this from Lotusphere 2009? And this from Lotusphere 2010? Here's hoping we see a Lotusphere 2011 version!
Calling all students! Enter 'Exploring Lotus - the XPages Adventure' and win an iPad!
January 18 2011
GROUP launch a contest for students
Lotusphere Online Mobile
January 18 2011
As blogged yesterday, the Lotusphere Online site for 2011 is now available. This year it features an excellent mobile user interface, available at www.lsonline.info/m
Are you up for 'The Great Geek Challenge'?
January 18 2011
It's always exciting to see the innovative ideas that Lotusphere community members come up with for social and entertainment events after the formal agenda has come to a close for the day.
Lotusphere 2011 Online is... online!
January 17 2011
The new and improved Lotusphere Online site is now available.
Looking for the location of the Lotusphere 2011 party?
January 17 2011
It seems as if the word hasn't made it all to all attendees yet, as we keep being asked: Where is the Lotusphere 2011 party??
Are you a Lotus on Linux lover?
January 17 2011
Like Lotus software? Enjoy using Linux? Then you'll love Lotus on Linux!
Not an Apple iPhone or Blackberry user? You can still plan your Lotusphere agenda on your mobile device!
January 17 2011
We love Ben's Session DB. We adore the Turtle Partnership's iOS and Blackberry native apps. But what if you don't use an iPhone/iPad or a Blackberry?
The Lotusphere product announcements keep coming - ilink Integrated Video Solution for IBM Lotus Sametime and Polycom CX5000
January 17 2011
iLink have a new solution based on Lotus Sametime and the brilliant new 360-degree Polycom CX5000 video-conferencing camera
Socialize and Learn with Lotus Education at Lotusphere 2011
January 17 2011
The ISSL Education Team will be participating at Lotusphere 2011 in numerous ways...
Lotusphere Online is coming soon, and it's all set to be the best yet!
January 17 2011
Lotusphere Online will be available soon for Lotusphere 2011, and it promises to be the best ever...
The students are coming!
January 17 2011
Monday 31st January 2011 should be a special day in Lotusphere history - the day that the students arrive!
IT Jungle: Lotusphere Coming into View; Social Business Looms Big
January 17 2011
Wow, this is an excellent write-up of the Lotusphere 2011 conference experience by Dan Burger on the IT Jungle 'The Four Hundred' blog:Social networking has become a significant factor in the business
Another reason to use the Lotusphere Sessions DB - Fun and Games!
January 17 2011
As you'll have been able to tell by now, the Lotusphere Blog team are big fans of Ben Langhinrich's Lotusphere Session database.
Get to Lotusphere, get wet, have fun!
January 12 2011
Now this is a plan I like, courtesy of Bill Malchisky
Heard about the Lotusphere Sessions Database?
January 12 2011
We've covered the incredible Lotusphere Sessions Database for Lotus Notes many times on this blog - it is just the most amazing contribution to this Lotusphere community. Ben Langhinrichs of Genii So
Need help to get from Orlando International to Lotusphere 2011? Just call LotusCab!
January 11 2011
Some folks in the Lotus community are seriously quick off the mark!
IBM Software Services for Lotus (ISSL) at Lotusphere 2011
January 11 2011
It's great to see so many teams and individuals publishing their plans for Lotusphere 2011.
Remembering the Lotusphere OGS last year
January 11 2011
Remember this video from the Lotusphere 2010 OGS? I loved this, not least for the 'Nuttin but Stringz' music and the array of classic Lotus videos on display...
Lotus Partner? Register for Lotusphere Now and Save!
January 11 2011
Whilst many partners will have already registered for Lotusphere 2011, or else will have already convinced their customers to register...
Lotusphere Idol 2011 update
January 11 2011
One of the highlights of Lotusphere over the past 4 years has been the Lotusphere Idol contest...
Calling all developers... Win a Blackberry Playbook!
December 22 2010
A message from the great folks at RIM
Win a trip to Lotusphere 2011!
December 22 2010
Yes, that's right. Win a trip to Lotusphere 2011, complete with flights, hotel and admission.
Never presented at Lotusphere?
December 22 2010
If you've never presented at Lotusphere before, but have a wish to get up on one of those stages to pass on your expertise, then there is no better way to get started than to enter Lotusphere Idol.
Attended Lotusphere before, but not registered this time? Here's the reasons why you should be at Lotusphere 2011!
December 21 2010
Reasons to attend Lotusphere 2011 for LS alumni...
New to Lotusphere this year?
December 17 2010
If you're new to Lotusphere, you'll no doubt be wondering what it's all about?
Choose your favourite Lotusphere 2011 sessions, and vote for the BoFs you'd like to take part in
December 17 2010
IBM has just published the full list of sessions and possible BoFs, and are asking attendees for their feedback
IBM are planning exciting stuff for Lotusphere 2011 - including a year-round community
December 17 2010
Members of the Lotusphere community have long asked for a version of 'Lotusphere Online' that continues throughout the year
Want your organisation to be more Social? You need to be at the Lotusphere 2011 Social Business Industries Symposium!
December 14 2010
If you're a business leader, you might consider that Lotusphere is for technical folks
Why come to Lotusphere 2011? For the showcase...
December 14 2010
Visitors and exhibitors at the Lotusphere 2010 Product Showcase discuss why the Showcase is a great place to see and be seen.
Why come to Lotusphere 2011? For the sessions...
December 14 2010
Lotusphere attendees and content gurus discuss the value of the many information packed sessions available at Lotusphere.
Lotusphere 2011 sessions visualized
December 8 2010
Thanks to Carl Tyler for doing this... Hopefully your focus topic is well represented!
The Lotusphere Sessions DB rides again!
December 7 2010
One of the most amazing community contributions to the Lotusphere event is back for yet another year
Lotusphere 2011 Sessions now listed
December 7 2010
Sessions for many of the tracks at Lotusphere 2011 are now listed on the Lotusphere site
Attending Lotusphere 2011? Speaking even?
December 3 2010
IBM/Lotus Social Product Manager Luis Benitez has created a useful page on the Lanyrd social event site for Lotusphere 2011
LotusphereLive rides again for Lotusphere 2011
December 1 2010
Carl Tyler (of Epilio - a Lotus Business Partner) brings us news of 'LotusphereLive'
Lotusphere 2011 Early Bird discount ends on Friday!
December 1 2010
The Lotusphere 2011 Early Bird discount is scheduled to end on Friday 3rd December, so if you haven't already registered, now is the time to do so!
2011 Lotus Awards nomination deadline extended to 29 November
November 24 2010
Here's some great news for you overworked Lotus business partners
The Lotusphere Podcast - episode 14 with Rob Wunderlich
November 19 2010
The Lotusphere Podcast is back again for Lotusphere 2011, and once again, Stuart will be recording a series of interviews with key people from the Lotusphere conference
The Lotusphere Podcast is back - episode 13 with Bruce Elgort
November 18 2010
The Lotusphere Podcast is back again for Lotusphere 2011, and once again, Stuart will be recording a series of interviews with key people from the Lotusphere conference
Come to Lotusphere 2011 - the Premier Event for Collaboration
November 18 2010
This is why you need to be at Lotusphere 2011: Register now...
Lotusphere 2011 Earlybird registration - just two weeks left
November 17 2010
Just a quick reminder that if you're looking to attend Lotusphere 2011, to get the lowest price you need to register before Friday December 3rd
Lotusphere 2011 sponsorship packages are still available
November 16 2010
I'm told that sponsorship and exhibition packages for Lotusphere 2011 are going fast, but that there are still a number of packages and pedestals available. If you have a product or solution to sell
Hashtags - it's all in the detail
November 11 2010
Are you on Twitter? Or perhaps you have a blog? Either way, you'll be used to the idea of using hashtags...
Ulrich Krause - The plain guide to conferences (great advice for Lotusphere 2011!)
November 7 2010
I don't know about you, but we've been asked a number of times "how do you get the most from attending Lotusphere?"...
The IBM Lotusphere Social Aggregator is live!
November 5 2010
Many will have seen the recent IBM 'Exceptional Web Experience' event centred around the IBM Northstar announcement.
Nominations for the 2011 IBM Lotus Awards are open
November 1 2010
The Seventeenth Annual Lotus Awards are now open and accepting your nominations.
Lotusphere 2011 - Additional hotel options now available
October 21 2010
When the Lotusphere 2011 registration process opened, a number of attendees expressed surprise that only the Dolphin and Swan hotels were listed as options
Attending Lotusphere 2011 - Share your plans...
October 19 2010
Are you planning to attend Lotusphere 2011? If so, can we invite you to share your plans with others?
Lotusphere 2011 abstracts due today!
October 15 2010
After a short 2-week submission period, the Lotusphere 2011 Call for Abstracts opportunity slams close at the end of the day today, October 15th. Therefore you have just a few hours left to fine-tun
Lotusphere 2011 will feature daily general sessions (agenda is now online)
October 12 2010
The Lotusphere 2011 agenda is now available.
Lotusphere 2011 call for Abstracts - deadline extended to October 15th
October 6 2010
This is good news for a lot of prospective Lotusphere 2011 speakers...
Lotusphere 2011 - Request for Abstracts is open!
October 1 2010
Thinking of submitting an abstract for a session at Lotusphere? You better be quick, just one week to get them submitted!
Lotusphere 2011 registration is OPEN!!!
September 22 2010
The doors are open, with additional pass choices for this year
Feeling a bit flat on this Monday?
September 13 2010
If you're struggling to get motivated this Monday morning, here's something to get you going..
The Lotusphere 2011 site is now online
September 13 2010
Yes, it's that time again... IBM has dusted off the cobwebs, had a spring clean, put up a few pretty new pictures, and re-launched the Lotusphere site for another year! Residing at www-01.ibm.c
IBM announces IBM Lotus Sametime 8.5, come to Lotusphere 2010 to hear all the details
December 16 2009
IBM is pleased to announce that IBM Lotus Sametime 8.5 will be available on December 22nd.
Special Lotusphere 2010 BDD offer for Lotus business partners
December 15 2009
This offer is brand new for 2010, and is great value...
Andy's Guide to Lotusphere - 2010 Edition!
December 14 2009
Back for Lotusphere 2010, and better than ever, Andy Donaldson's Guide to Lotusphere
Let's go crazy! The 2010 Lotusphere Blogger Open
December 14 2009
Mitch Cohen brings us news of this year's Blogger Open
The Lotusphere social calendar is hotting up - UK night announced!
December 10 2009
Warren Elsmore announces the #ls10 UK Party
Where do you go to eat whilst at Lotusphere?
December 9 2009
This question was recently posted on the Lotusphere LinkedIn community
Get your company name in front of every Lotusphere 2010 attendee
December 9 2009
Are you using Domino Designer 8.5.1 to build innovative new solutions?
The Lotusphere Podcast episode 2
December 9 2009
Episode 2 now available, featuring Neil Burston
Why should your organisation attend Lotusphere?
December 9 2009
Nice article explaining why enablement at Lotusphere is important
Share Your Story - Mick Moignard
December 7 2009
Another entry in our 'Share Your Story' series
Time to go retro... Wear your old Lotusphere shirt to the Showcase Reception!
December 4 2009
It's time to show your age!
Quickr Wiki: List of Quickr sessions at Lotusphere 2010
December 4 2009
Lotus Quickr goes to 11!
The Lotusphere Podcast is launched - first episode online
December 4 2009
Publishing a series of podcasts featuring the Lotusphere community
Use an iPhone or iPod Touch?
November 27 2009
Tim Davis blogs about developments to the Lotusphere Sessions app
New program for Lotusphere 2010 - Admin Boot Camp
November 25 2009
a total-immersion full day of admin-oriented Jumpstarts
Speaking at Lotusphere 2010?
November 24 2009
Also active on Twitter?
Lotusphere 2010 agenda to be published this week
November 23 2009
Just 55 days to go now! So what's next?
Don't be idle this Lotusphere... Enter Lotusphere Idol!
November 19 2009
Are you someone who's never yet presented at Lotusphere? Would like to give it a try?
The Lotus Solutions Development Lab has plans for Lotusphere 2010
November 13 2009
Now updated with content for 2010
In the Insurance business? Make sure you make it to this Lotusphere event!
November 10 2009
Brian O Curran brings us news of an industry-focused forum at Lotusphere 2010
The first social item for our Lotusphere calendar - Dutch Lotusphere Drink
November 9 2009
Let's go dutch!
A reminder: Lotus Award 2010 nominations close in 7 days
November 9 2009
Just a quick reminder, the nominations close on November 16th
How much does it cost to attend Lotusphere 2010?
November 9 2009
Well the quick answer is... it depends...
Lotus Professional Certification recognizes "Top Achievers"
November 6 2009
Lotus knows "Top Achievers" are IBM Certified Professionals
Nominations for Lotus Awards are open - winners to be announced at Lotusphere 2010
November 6 2009
Several new awards on offer this year
The Lotusphere Blog is back for 2010, and is bigger and better than ever!
November 6 2009
Check out our new look!
Have a Lotus-based solution or service to sell? Why not sponsor or exhibit at Lotusphere?
October 27 2009
Have you contemplated marketing your solution or service at Lotusphere?
Join the Lotus User Group and get $100 off your Lotusphere registration
October 26 2009
A great benefit of LotusUserGroup.org membership!
Love this image!
October 21 2009
This is so cool! Great work, Bjorn Thomassen!
Lotus knows the secret of a great event...
October 21 2009
The new Lotus Knows campaign is making waves...
Lotusphere 2010 Call for Abstracts deadline extended
October 1 2009
Now October 9... Phew!
Share Your Story - Bart Severin
September 25 2009
The first in this year's series of Share Your Story posts
Lotusphere 2009 - what was your story?
September 24 2009
Tell us your story from Lotusphere2009!
August 14 2009
A timely and very amusing post from Marie Scott
Sweepstake - when will Lotusphere 2010 registration open?
August 12 2009
In previous years, the date has varied by as much as 7 weeks
Lotusphere rocks Disney podcast
July 29 2009
Kevin Hansen discusses how WDW makes a great conference venue
Lotusphere 2010 hits Lotusphere.com
July 29 2009
It's nearly August, so that means...
Get yourself ready for Lotusphere 2010 tip #1
July 20 2009
181 days and counting until Lotusphere 2010! First up, are you an iPhone user?
Lotusphere 2010 - a reminder
July 10 2009
Just a reminder regarding Lotusphere 2010 dates.
Lotusphere Comes to You now available online
March 10 2009
LotusUserGroup.org bring use the online element of Lotusphere Comes To You 2009
Lotus Software - "Build a smarter planet"
March 2 2009
The latest in the series of Lotus software ads: I really do like the feel of these videos - please help to spread them far and wide!
Lotusphere 2009 Community to Continue in LotusLive
February 4 2009
Lotusphere 2009 Community to Continue in LotusLive after Lotusphere Online 2009 closes
"We can work smarter together" video from Lotusphere 2009 closing session
February 4 2009
Recorded and shown at Lotusphere2009: {snip} We're told there are more of these great videos to come. Yay! UPDATE: IBM Legal have asked us to take this offline until all participants have approve
What was your highlight from Lotusphere 2009?
February 4 2009
Over on the LinkedIn Lotusphere Group it was asked 'What was the highlight from this year's conference?'. There have been so many good responses, we thought it would be worth posting them here, and i
Podcast wrap-up of Lotusphere 2009
February 4 2009
Bruce Elgort and the 1352Report team get together to review Lotusphere 2009
Summary of news headlines from Lotusphere 2009
February 4 2009
An excellent collection of some of the key news headlines from Lotusphere 2009, compiled over at mynotesblog.com
Lotusphere 2009 OGS now available online
January 29 2009
The Lotusphere 2009 Opening General Session (OGS) is now available to stream from IBM's site.
Lotusphere 2009 is done...
January 23 2009
Well, its Friday 3pm and the Dolphin Rotunda is practically deserted. I'm sat with Paul Mooney making the most of that 40Mb+ internet pipe and trying to ctach up on some of the 1000+ posts that have
Got a good story from Lotusphere2009??
January 20 2009
Just because Lotusphere 2009 is now in progress, it doesn't mean we don't want to hear your Lotusphere stories - in fact we want to hear them even more!
Lotusphere Day 3 Agenda Highlights
January 20 2009
Here are some highlights of today's Lotusphere 2009 agenda
Bidding on the Mona Lisa!
January 19 2009
Hope all of you enjoyed the Business Development Day events yesterday, particularly the Opening General Session. For those there - you know that we tried some new things this year - most notably usin
Lotusphere live coverage continues - INV103 Deep Dive on New Web2.0 Social Software Innvovations
January 19 2009
Lotusphere Day 2 Agenda Highlights
January 19 2009
Here are some highlights of today's Lotusphere 2009 agenda
Lotusphere OGS Live
January 19 2009
In association with Declan Sciolla-Lynch, Matthew White, Paul Mooney, Turtle and Stuart McIntyre, we are providing live coverage of the Lotusphere OGS here. Feel free to leave a comment or to ask que
CTO and Best of Showcase awards judging
January 18 2009
The Lotusphere bloggers were given a chance to watch the judging process for the CTO and 'Best in Showcase' Lotus Awards
BlueHouse breakfast
January 18 2009
Today's the first day of Lotusphere, and it kicked off for some with the Lotus BlueHouse breakfast
Lotusphere Day 1 agenda highlights
January 18 2009
So here we are... Many are already in Orlando and raring to go, others will be flying in during today. Here are some highlights of today's agenda
Web2.0 sessions at Lotusphere 2009
January 18 2009
Here's a rundown on these sessions -- just in case you haven't signed up yet.
Are you signed up for the Web 2.0 session?
January 17 2009
Heads-up all! Are you signed up for the Web 2.0 session?
PlanetLotus Blogger of the Year
January 17 2009
Voting has now closed in the PlanetLotus Blogger of the Year 2008. 93 votes have been cast, and the winner will be announced at the BALD event this afternoon in Orlando. Who will it be?!?!
Attending Lotusphere? Female? Read on...
January 17 2009
Lotusphere has always been one of the least male-dominated IT conferences around
I'm a Mac, I'm a PC - with a twist
January 17 2009
From the good folks at Lotus911 - a US-based Lotus partner... Love it!
Lotusphere meets South Park
January 17 2009
This is just so cool. Lotusphere meets South Park!
Lotusphere Sessions DB now available via iPhone browser
January 16 2009
We now have an iPhone-browser interface for the Sessions data
Have integration or deployment questions about Lotus technology? Stop by the ISSL Lab at LS 2009!
January 16 2009
Attendees interested in learning more about how to successfully integrate, customize and deploy Lotus software should stop by the ISSL Lab.
Lotusphere - Community in Action
January 16 2009
Lotusphere is a special event with a special community - you can feel it the moment one arrives at the Dolphin each year.
Share your story - Suzanne Minassian
January 15 2009
Suzanne Minassian, Lotus Connections Product Manager, takes us through her Lotusphere story
Lotusphere Limericks
January 15 2009
Mary Beth Raven has been running a Lotusphere Limericks contest over on the Notes Design Blog
Spare a thought...
January 15 2009
Please can everyone who will be at LS09 next week spare a thought for those that cannot attend?
A new Lotusphere podcast - Lotusphere Idol
January 15 2009
Bruce Elgort interviews Lotusphere Idol finalist Andy Donaldson on the Taking Notes Podcast
Connect with the ISSL Team to learn about Lotus integration or deployment technology
January 15 2009
Put a check mark on your Lotusphere 2009 schedule to visit the ISSL Lab at Dolphin - Europe 6
Lotusphere Idol - finalists confirmed
January 14 2009
The final five have been announced for this year's Lotusphere Idol competition.
Share your story - Bill Malchisky
January 14 2009
Bill Malchisky of Effective Software Solutions shares his Lotusphere story
Training and Certification sessions at Lotusphere 2009
January 14 2009
There are a number of Training and Certification ancillary sessions at Lotusphere 2009 which you may wish to be aware of.
Lotus Blows Wide Open No-Charge Lotus Certification Testing for IBM Business Partners at Lotusphere 2009!
January 14 2009
More eligible tests, more vouchers per person, and more open hours!
Symphony at Lotusphere
January 14 2009
A summary of all Lotus Symphony activities taking place at Lotusphere 2009.
Share your story - Handly Cameron
January 13 2009
Another in our 'Share your story' series...
The Lotusphere Blogger Program - list of bloggers
January 13 2009
We thought it would be good to build a list here for reference, along with their blog address(es)
Introducing the Lotusphere Blogger Program
January 12 2009
Hi, I'm Erica Topolski of IBM Media Relations and I'm here to bring news of the first ever Lotusphere Blogger Program.
Live-blogging the Lotusphere OGS
January 12 2009
Yet another community effort to allow non-attendees to get the most from Lotusphere 2009...
Sametime at Lotusphere
January 12 2009
We just received this great summary of Lotus Sametime/UC2 activities at Lotusphere 2009, and it seemed too good not to share
Not at Lotusphere 2009? Want to see what's happening, (almost) live?
January 12 2009
Another great idea from the Lotusphere community...
Win a free pass to Lotusphere 2010
January 12 2009
A great opportunity to test drive some new Lotus software still in development
Are you a blogger?
January 12 2009
Do you blog? If so, you need to obtain and to wear one of these buttons at Lotusphere 2009
An American, a Scotsman and an Irishman went to Lotusphere...
January 11 2009
... and had a hilarious time by the sounds of things ;-)
The Lotusphere Symphony Karaoke!
January 11 2009
There are so many special events on at Lotusphere 2009, it's almost impossible to know where to start!
Share your story - The Turtle
January 11 2009
The Turtle shares his Lotusphere story
Want to play with the latest and greatest?
January 11 2009
Do you want to get time in front of a keyboard and screen to play with the latest and greatest Lotus software during Lotusphere 2009?
2 minutes with Lotus Sametime
January 11 2009
Podcasts are one of our favorite (and most productive) means to consume Lotusphere2009-related content
A blue man at the yellow 'Sphere?
January 11 2009
You may be aware of a community plan to inject a little blue into our very yellow conference, and all for a very good cause too.
Lotusphere Idol - a reminder
January 11 2009
Paul Mooney brings us up to date with Lotusphere Idol
What about the Lotusphere exhibitors/sponsors?
January 10 2009
The focus has been on Lotusphere 2009 attendees over the past few weeks.
IBM Business Partner? Some great reasons to visit the Lotusphere SWAC cafe
January 8 2009
A note for all Business Partners attending Lotusphere 2009
Get your Lotus solution reviewed by the Experts!
January 8 2009
This is a great offer for those coming to Lotusphere...
Lotusphere 2009 Blogger Open - registration is open!
January 8 2009
We mentioned the Lotusphere Blogger Open a while ago, as it seemed such a great idea suggested by Mitch Cohen.
Share your story - Frank Paolino
January 7 2009
Frank Paolino has been "doing" Lotus Notes for about 18 years now...
Share your story - Gregg Eldred
January 7 2009
The latest installment in our Lotusphere 'Share your story' series.
More on Lotusphere location awareness
January 7 2009
What an exciting day!
Share your story - Holli Konig
January 6 2009
Holli Konig shares her Lotusphere story
Share your story - Chris Blatnick
January 6 2009
We hope that you are enjoying the Lotusphere stories we've published so far
Two lucky winners go to Lotusphere
January 6 2009
You may have recently seen an article about Lotusphere on TechCrunch
Share your story - Kevin Pettitt
January 5 2009
Kevin Pettitt takes us through the reasons why he'll be at Lotusphere 2009
What's your plan?
January 5 2009
So what's next? What's your plan for Lotusphere 2009?
Share your story - Tom Duff
January 5 2009
Tom Duff gives us his Lotusphere Story
Lotusphere gets location-based social networking
January 5 2009
Brightkite is a super social service - in real time you can see where your friends are and what they're up to.
In just two weeks time...
January 4 2009
... we'll be partying like it's 2009, Lotusphere 2009!
Share your story - Roy Rumaner
January 4 2009
We're coming to towards the end of our Share Your Story sequence of posts
Share your story - Richard Schwartz
January 4 2009
Richard Schwartz takes time out to share why Lotusphere is an essential element of his year.
Share your story - Andy Donaldson
January 3 2009
Next to share their Lotusphere story is Andy Donaldson.
Share your story - Victor Toal
January 3 2009
Victor Toal, owner at Toal Systems and blogger, tells us why he's attending Lotusphere 2009
Share your story - Bruce Elgort
January 2 2009
Next in our line of Lotusphere attendees to share their story is Bruce Elgort.
Get the scoop two weeks early!
January 2 2009
Many of the session presentations have already been published on the Lotusphere online 2009 site.
Lotusphere Online 2009 is... online
January 1 2009
Lotusphere Online is the place to collaborate electronically whilst at Lotusphere 2009.
Share your story - Neil Burston
January 1 2009
Neil Burston, takes time to share his Lotusphere story.
The Lotusphere Blogger Open
December 30 2008
Yet another example of a member of the Lotusphere community thinking 'outside the box' and coming up with a wonderful idea...
How do you transfer Lotusphere knowledge/experience to others?
December 30 2008
A new discussion has been posted over at the Lotusphere group on LinkedIn: How do you transfer Lotusphere knowledge/experience to others in your organization? Many Lotusphere attendees will be sel
Share your story - Julian Woodward
December 30 2008
Julian Woodward gives his Lotusphere story
Share your story - Charles Reid
December 30 2008
Charles Reid of C&R Associates gives us his Lotusphere story
Social bookmarking for Lotusphere 2009
December 28 2008
With Lotusphere 2009 now less than a month away, the Lotusphere community is steadily covering the bases for collaborating around the event - there are Twitter streams, tags, blogs, wikis, LinkedIn gr
Share your story - John Head
December 27 2008
John Head gives us his Lotusphere story
A blog to follow during Lotusphere 2009
December 27 2008
Here's another blog to add to your feedreader or to track via PlanetLotus during Lotusphere 2009
Share your story - Chris Toohey
December 27 2008
Another story to share - next up we have Chris Toohey.
Share your story - John Roling
December 24 2008
John Roling is Senior Groupware Administrator for Czarnowski and a Technology Columnist for Intranet Journal.
Share your story - Ben Langhinrichs
December 24 2008
Next up to tell their Lotusphere story is Ben Langhinrichs.
Share your story - Mary Beth Raven
December 24 2008
Mary Beth Raven. Mmm, What do we know about Mary Beth?
Share your story - Mike Smith
December 23 2008
One of the Directors of the Turtle Partnership shares their story.
Share your story - Darren Adams
December 23 2008
Darren Adams is IBM's Messaging & Collaboration Business Unit Leader for UK & Ireland.
Share your story - Mikkel Heisterberg
December 23 2008
Another community member shares their Lotusphere story - this time it is J2EE and Notes plug-in guru Mikkel Heisterberg who takes time out to tell us why Lotusphere is such an important event in his y
Share your story - Mitch Cohen
December 23 2008
Next to share their Lotusphere story is Mitch Cohen.
Lotus User Group interview with Bob Picciano
December 22 2008
This is great. We've already had pre-Lotusphere 2009 podcasts from Taking Notes and IdoNotes, and now the Lotus User Group is joining in.
Share your story - Keith Brooks
December 22 2008
Next in the series, Keith 'LotusEvangelist' Brooks outlines his Lotusphere story
Share your story - 'Wild' Bill Buchan
December 22 2008
The third in our ongoing series of interviews with Lotusphere organisers, speakers, bloggers and attendees. This time we have one of the most highly-rated Lotusphere speakers ever, 'Wild' Bill Buchan, who is one of the stars of every Lotusphere eventl. Take it away, Bill:Is this your first Lotusphere? If not, how many have you attended in the past? Phew. I think this is 13 or 14. I've only missed two or three - the first one or two, and one at the start of the millennium. Every time I walk into the Dolphin atrium, I feel I've arrived 'home' again. Its a very strange and comforting experience Why are you attending Lotusphere in 2009? Our company - HADSL have a product - FirM - which we resell to large corporates and service providers. And since they're all at Lotusphere in one capacity or another, its a very intensive week long sales call for us. It also lets us catch up on the technology, certifications (which I've fallen behind on - the nd8 exams are *hard*), and catch up on our business contacts both within Lotus and in our customer base. Those of course are the official reasons. Unofficially - and don't tell my business partners - well, I like to party with my Lotusphere buddies - people I only see in other conferences during the year, or people I only see on IM. And since I've celebrated my birthday here for the last *cough* years, its became rather a habit. If you've seen a fat hairy man in shorts climb onto that piano on Jelly rolls, it was probably me. What has been your best experience of Lotusphere so far? I think presenting worst practices with Paul Mooney. Worst Practices was a presentation built upon a fantastic night in the pub when I first met Paul - I think it was outside the big river brewing company on the boardwalk. For some reason, the craic was flowing, everyone was laughing and we started telling our various war stories over the worst things we'd ever seen customers do to Lotus Notes. I remember howling with laughter, tears running down my face, as I listened to Paul deliver punchline after punchline. And so worst practices were born. And not to unduly flatter the wee Oirish Man, he is one of the best presenters I've ever listened to. He and the infamous WES MORGAN would read the telephone directory during the OGS, and we'd all be howling with laughter. So yeah, for the last few years we've stood on stage and abused each other and the audience. The waves of laughter coming back at you is like a drug - really. And people actually respond to it - "Oh - yeah - we did *this*.. ". Great material. Last year Duffbert stood on stage and abused Paul and I for breaking *all* the rules during iLug. And it was a good thing - because the audience has to understand that the folks on stage are just like them, and human like them and make mistakes like them. Lots of other things - watching Rob Novak propose to Liz on the deck of the Foultons Boat. He tried to do it secretly, but we'd spotted him... We all held our breath till she said yes... The best presenter ever for me was Neil Armstrong. That man really *is* a hero among men. And he related his story in such a straightforward manner - "I was only the delivery driver". It would be difficult for anyone else to better that performance - just because no other person could possibly say that they were the first person to step foot on the moon. How can a 'merely fantastic' presenter like John Cleese compete with that? BlackBerry/RIM throw a mean party. Tuesday is a blur to me, Wednesday mornings are *hard* What has your organisation gained most from your attendance at Lotusphere? We of course get our business presence topped up - important for an ISV. We also get to see everyone else's stuff - what's hot and what's not. This is the only place and time each year you can get a complete overview of the Lotus Notes business in one room. Okay, its a very very large room, but it's an overview. Some fantastic stuff down there. We also get to ask folks about the latest announcements. Lotus always has and always will announce a lot of product and capability at Lotusphere. Its what we want them to do, and its what they will always deliver. But from an ISV point of view, what do we invest in from our limited budget. What's hot and what will be dropped? And you get that level of knowledge by collaborating, talking, drinking with a wide range of people and forming an opinion based on that. And where else will you get the vast majority of Lotus Notes guys ? And we've gained a tremendous amount of knowledge of bar bills, restaurant bills, taxi bills, as we've entertained our customers around the various eating and drinking holes on campus. How about you personally? Personally, till 2003 or so I didn't speak on stage, and wouldn't have considered it. During the '90s I worked for a consultancy firm in the UK called Mica - ironically it was swallowed up and lost the *first* time IT factory imploded. We were there for a very specific reason - to learn the newest technology, who it should be used, what was hot - and then impart that back to our customers. And we did that very well. After I left Mica, I sat in an extremely technical session, cringing each time the presenter stumbled. and thought "I can do better than this". Please bear in mind that usually the folks on stage are subject matter experts on what they talk about - very very bright people. They just can't communicate well to a room full of bored, hung over, tired geeks. And so I put myself forward to Bob Balaban and Rocky Oliver - whom I owe a great debt to - and they got me on stage to talk about Object Orientated Programming in Lotusscript. Something that would be exceptionally dry and difficult to follow, but I think I kept everyone awake. And so the 'Wild Bill' Speaker personae was born. What are you particularly looking forward to seeing or hearing at Lotusphere2009? This is tricky. I work closely with Lotus (along with a large group of business partners) providing feedback on new stuff. To a certain extent, I've opened my Christmas Presents early - and have some insight into what's hot within 8.5 and 8.5.1. Basically, 8.5 is the hottest new release I've ever seen. See *all* of it. It'll blow your socks off. If your'e a developer, check out the new editors in 8.5.1. And remember to shout 'RON!' when Ron gets on stage to demo it during OGS. I'll be keeping half an ear on that stuff, and keeping attention on Foundations - finally Lotus attempt SMB - and keeping an eye on the AD integration. On sites where Domino and AD coexist, its important that Domino is a good citizen in the AD world, to break down the barriers with the Softies. This technology will be *hot*. And we have a new Lotus CEO, with a very different agenda and style from Mr Rhodin. I want to look him in the eye and see how he ticks - We've not heard much from him so far. Ed Brill has been promoted to a mysterious new position and I'd like to see how much we can beat Ed up these days.... What would be your top tip to someone coming to Lotusphere for the first time this year? Its not a holiday. Its a six days, 18-20 hours a day, lots of walking, listening intensive training boot camp. Think you'll see much of the Mouse ? Think again. Come with a list of questions to get answered, and come with a list of topics you want to deep-dive into. Bring two pars of shoes (or socks) per day, and keep grabbing water and coffee. You dehydrate quickly in those huge Floridian ballrooms. Every time you stand in a queue - say Hi. Every time you sit at a table. Say hi. Everyone else is *just* like you. And remember to have fun. If you find yourself sitting in your hotel room afterwards watching TV, you've failed. (Not least because American TV is crap) So get out there, talk to people. Learn. Waken up in the morning, fully dressed, smashing the alarm against the wall because you've only had four hours sleep, wondering how your going to do it all again.And of course, Bill being Bill, we couldn't restrain him to just the standard questions, so over the fold we have some bonus opinions from Bill on subjects such as where best to party:
Finding Lotusphere content on Twitter
December 22 2008
How do I find Lotusphere content on Twitter, and join the conversation?
Share your story - Andy Dennis
December 22 2008
Next in the "Share your story" series, Andy Dennis from LAN2LAN.
Share your story - Warren Elsmore
December 22 2008
Warren Elsmore takes time out to share his Lotusphere story.
10 Things Learned from Lotusphere 2008 to Help Prepare for Lotusphere 2009
December 22 2008
Definitely one blog that needs to be added to your bookmarks or RSS feeds.
The Lotusphere Sessions database just got even better
December 18 2008
It's just got even better
Would you stop reading a novel 10 pages from the end?
December 18 2008
Lotusphere 2009 ends at 4:30pm on Thursday January 22.
Birds of a Feather sessions dates/times posted
December 18 2008
For many, 'Birds of a Feather' (BoF) sessions are one of the highlights of Lotusphere
How to survive Lotusphere
December 17 2008
Another Lotus blogger that has taken a lot of time and effort to help the Lotusphere community.
Have an idea for Lotusphere?
December 17 2008
If you're new to the Lotus community, you may not have come across IdeaJam?
What is the Lotusphere Blog? All is revealed!
December 17 2008
The Lotusphere Blog is now one week old, and we thought to reveal all.
Hair or no hair, you should be a BALDy
December 17 2008
Bruce Elgort puts out the word regarding the 5th annual Lotusphere BALD event
Get Linked In to the Lotusphere community
December 16 2008
The buzz surrounding Lotusphere 2009 is beginning to show in many different forms.
We have a plan!
December 15 2008
Always great when a plan comes together, this time for tagging on content generated around Lotusphere 2009.
Lotusphere can help you Get Things Done
December 15 2008
One of the most-anticipated sessions at Lotusphere 2009.
The Lotusphere Cafe
December 15 2008
An essential component of any Lotusphere is a visit to the Lotusphere Cafe.
Lotus Solutions Development Lab
December 15 2008
It's great to see everyone's plans coming together for Lotusphere 2009.
Wanna be a Lotusphere speaker?
December 13 2008
It is a dream for many in the Lotusphere community to climb up onto one of those big stages.
Another excellent Lotusphere community resource
December 12 2008
It is so exciting to see all these great contributions to the Lotusphere event - the "power of the community"
Happy snappy Lotusphere!
December 11 2008
Recognise this logo?
Special Lotusphere 2009 session
December 11 2008
A special extra session featuring that Legend of Lotusphere, The Turtle!
Lotusphere 2008 - a story shared
December 11 2008
For the first-time attendee, heading to Lotusphere can be a daunting experience.
Get your organization recognised at Lotusphere
December 10 2008
Upgraded a significant number of users to Notes/Domino 8.0.x already?
An interview with Sandra Marcus
December 10 2008
Another informative and entertaining interview from the Taking Notes podcast
Lotusphere - Share your story!
December 10 2008
This blog is all about the power of the Lotusphere community
Lotusphere on Wikipedia
December 10 2008
The Lotusphere page on Wikipedia is a great source of useful information.
Teamstudio shine their Spotlight on the best Notes/Domino applications
December 10 2008
Teamstudio choose this time of year to run the Teamstudio Spotlight Awards
Not attending Lotusphere? Follow on Twitter...
December 10 2008
Another example of the community collaborating around Lotusphere...
Why did you go to Lotusphere in 2008?
December 10 2008
Folks attend Lotusphere for many different reasons. Here's a great IBM montage of why some attendees travelled to the event in 2008: Good to see a number of the contributors to the Lotus community
Lotusphere JamFest - bigger and better in 2009
December 10 2008
JamFest has been one of my favorite Lotusphere events since it was introduced back in 2006.
Gonzo Lotusphere - back and better than ever
December 10 2008
The Turtle's Gonzo Lotusphere site is one of the real golden nuggets of community effort.
Genii Software's Lotusphere Agenda DB rides again
December 9 2008
The Lotusphere Agenda DB is a classic example of the community complementing the IBM Lotusphere efforts.
Lotusphere Hog Ride and Roast
December 9 2008
Another great idea from the Lotusphere community.
Lotusphere / Lotus Foundations special offer
December 9 2008
Catch this one while you can!
Lotusphere party location released
December 9 2008
Another announcement that everyone is waiting for each year.
Interview with Lotusphere track manager Carl Kriger
December 8 2008
In the first of his annual Lotusphere Idonotes interviews, Chris Miller talks to Infrastructure track manager Carl Kriger.
December 8 2008
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Welcome to the History of Medicine Resource Guide. This guide is meant to be a general starting point to research in the history of medicine, primarily within the University of Chicago Library collection. Print and electronic resources are included as well as general tips and tricks to make your research a bit easier.
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History of Medicine at the University of Chicago
Study of the history of medicine and related sciences is highly interdisciplinary in nature at the University of Chicago.
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Aghion, P.; Bolton, P.; (1992) An incomplete contracts approach to financial contracting. Review of Economic Studies , 59 (3) pp. 473-494.
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We analyze incomplete long-term financial contracts between an entrepreneur with no initial wealth and a wealthy investor. Both agents have potentially conflicting objectives since the entrepreneur cares about both pecuniary and non-pecuniary returns from the project while the investor is only concerned about monetary returns. We address the questions of (i) whether and how the initial contract can be structured in such a way as to bring about a perfect coincidence of objectives between both agents (ii) when the initial contract cannot achieve this coincidence of objectives how should control rights be allocated to achieve efficiency? One of the main results of our analysis concerns the optimality properties of the (contingent) control allocation induced by standard debt financing.
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The other day I was sitting opposite two blokes on the tube.
They were obviously workmates.
Both in their late twenties, both manual workers, one white, one black, one reading The Sun, one reading The Mirror.
After a while they finished reading their papers.
So they swapped papers and carried on reading.
I thought, hang on, that's not how it's supposed to work.
The Sun and The Mirror are completely different reader profiles.
The Sun is right wing, downmarket, Essex man, interested only in lewd jokes, big tits, material wealth, hanging's-too-good-for-'em, and ban immigrants.
The Mirror is more left wing, more caring, more intelligent, more campaigning, interested in equality and social justice.
How can the man who bought one paper possibly read the other?
Surely its values are anathema to him.
But you know what?
Those two blokes sat there happily reading the papers and I honestly don't think they could tell the difference.
And looking at the papers, neither could I.
Because in that moment I was a punter too, instead of a sophisticated advertising executive manipulating the media choices of the masses.
In that moment, just like those two blokes, I saw two indistinguishable red-tops.
Same news, same gossip, same celebrities, same football.
Same typefaces, same photography, same headlines.
Because that's how it is for punters.
What we think are massive psychographic and attitudinal differences barely exist to them
Because they don't care.
Our world features very small in their world.
And we don't get that.
Which is precisely why most of us do such a bad job at it.
We think they are watching every nuance of our advertising and media world under a microscope.
Just like we do.
And that's why, recently, the media world was shocked by the headline on the front page of The Press Gazette.
"Study shows largest-selling paper is also least trusted."
The media world was totally confused.
The reason they were flummoxed is the following figures.
The Guardian, which 39% of people trust, sells 200,000 copies.
The Telegraph, which 39% trust, sells 600,000.
The Times, 37% trust, 400,000.
The Mail, 22% trust, 1,900,000.
The Mirror, 13% trust, 1,100,000.
The Sun, which a tiny 9% of people trust, sells 2,600,000 copies daily.
More than twice as many as the highly trusted Times, Telegraph, and Guardian all put together.
The experts in the media didn't know what to make of this.
"You would expect that an erosion of trust in particular titles would impact sales, but as you'll see from our data, the level of trust in newspapers is inversely proportional to their circulation figures.
So what does this tell us?
That we don't expect our media to have morals?
That we view it largely as entertainment?"
Hmmmm, what a difficult question to ponder.
Why does The Sun sell more than ten times as many copies as The Guardian?
After all, The Guardian is much more serious.
They put a lot more store in being sensible than they do in being fun.
A lot more effort into being didactic than being interesting.
Look in any advertising agency, everyone is reading The Guardian.
So how can that be, the survey makes no sense?
If everyone in ad agencies is reading The Guardian, surely all the consumers must be reading it, too.
Do you know what?
I think those two blokes sitting side-by-side on the tube could have answered that, without the expensive survey.


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San Rafael, CA (PRWEB) June 25, 2014
Berkeley Nucleonics is releasing the Model RD-120 SAMPack GN at the Health Physics Conference in Baltimore in July. The new Backpack Radiation Detector (BRD) provides a wide range of nuclear detection functionality in a clandestine and convenient operational mode. Wearable nuclear detection tools are quickly becoming the variant of choice for Hazmat, First Responders, and Inspectors who need to perform multiple tasks quickly.
The SAMPack GN is a fully-featured, Isotope Identifier, with an industry leading 24-hour battery life. The lightweight system can be worn by users of all body types for long periods without fatigue. The interface to the backpack uses a smartphone with a unique app called PeakAbout. The app enables the user to view dose rates, spectra, ID, and confidence level in a covert manner (visual alarm, vibrate mode, and optional earphones).
The large volume detector ensures a highly sensitive system ideal for searching out orphaned sources, radiological contamination, or illicit nuclear activity. The added neutron detector provides a correlated measurement to the real-time gamma spectrum, thereby improving the confidence when identifying SNMs and other important radionuclides. In addition, sensitivity has been increased by an algorithm/transform called a Wavelet. The resultant boost in real-time sensitivity is four times greater than the old transform (QCC) which is no longer used. Another advantage of this new transform is that the energy axis of the spectrum is now linear.
Mobile devices are always subject to false triggers due to changes in background. The SAMPack GN solves this problem by automatically updating the subtraction of changing ambient background in real time. This feature also eliminates the need to continuously stop and store a new and different background during surveillance and remediation mapping activities.
When monitoring highly active waste or SNM, the SAMPack GN can be remotely controlled at a safe distance (bluetooth control of over 20 feet) with the smart device. This includes taking multiple acquisitions, manipulating spectra, and saving data. In this way, ALARA safety practices are easily accomplished.
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The New Supercharged Shelby GT/SC Runs 12.70s In The Heat Of The Summer
Horse Sense: The Mod Shop is a skunkworks operation located in a building adjacent to the production facility at Shelby Automobiles. Both are on the grounds of Las Vegas International Speedway. Top-notch mechanics hand-assemble these cars with the keen sense that they're making Shelby history - which they are.
The Performance White-with-silver-stripes fastback on these pages is the GT/SC prototype (the "SC" stands for supercharged), which we first saw leaving the line at Tulsa Dragway. Shelby Automobiles trailered its inventory from Las Vegas to Oklahoma for the Mid-America Ford and Shelby Performance Meet this past June-and part of this huge event is drag racing on Saturday.
As for this car, the blower riding on top of the Three-Valve 4.6 is a Ford Racing Performance Parts/Whipple screw blower, known for great low-rpm torque. Drivers with a need for high-rpm power can choose the Paxton centrifugal. Shelby Automobiles will add either in its post-title program.
Of course, you're wondering how this package performs. Shelby Automobiles Vice President of Operations Gary Patterson-never one to miss a hot-shoe opportunity-put the company's prototype Shelby GT/SC on the dragstrip for all to see. Running street radials on the GT/SC optional 20x9-inch Shelby Razor wheels, Gary shifted the blown Shelby to "12.70s on a crappy day." Oklahoma is hot and humid in June.
A few weeks later in Las Vegas, we drove the same fastback following a sunset photo shoot in the desert. This wasn't a real test drive, just a hot-shoe launch up the access road onto I-15 south, followed by a straight line shot to Speedway Boulevard and into the parking lot of Shelby Automobiles. There were few curves to negotiate, but the handling improvements were obvious, if for no other reason than the car sits lower to the ground than the Mustang GT it used to be.
No matter, straight-line get up and go is what this car is about. The acceleration is so strong, the Mustang feels as though it's going to get squirrelly unless the driver backs off the gas pedal. Of course, the car stays stable at full throttle. Gary had already proven that. At the end of the quarter, he cut the lights at 111 mph, driving as straight as a string. He believes denser air at sea level would give the SC a slight boost in acceleration, say to the low to mid 12s at 115-118 mph.
This example had the five-speed manual option. Its Hurst short-throw stick is an improvement over stock. Gears are close, so the driver can grab the next one in short order. Shelby also offers the automatic, in which case the production crew in the shop upgrades the rear gears to a set of 3.55s-already stock in the five-speed Mustang GT. Running mid 12s, the performance is obviously there.
So how does one purchase a new Shelby GT/SC? First, buy a Shelby GT from a Ford dealer. Shelby turns out this model for Ford to distribute to its dealers. Once the buyer transfers the Shelby GT's title into his or her name, the enthusiast can turn the car over to the Shelby Mod Shop in Las Vegas. The Shelby GT now becomes what Shelby Automobiles refers to as a post-title car. Gary Davis, head of production at Shelby, defines a post-title car as one that's owned by the customer before it goes to the Mod Shop.
Despite the fact that work is done after initial production and the exact specifications depend on the customers requests, the SC is a specific Shelby model. They're all blown, hence the SC logo.


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Show Staff Pick: Legends In Concert
Internationally acclaimed, Legends In Concert is known as the pioneer of live celebrity tribute production shows and has the greatest collection of superstar tribute artists ever assembled. Featuring live concerts of famous musicians from yesterday and today, Legends is a must see! What started in 1983 as a limited six week engagement in Las Vegas, now celebrates over 30 years of entertaining millions.
The Legends theater in Myrtle Beach is conveniently located in the heart of Myrtle Beach at Broadway at the Beach. Each season features a new lineup of tributes. There are five acts in each show, and each performer is backed by a live band and electrifying dancers. Performers include Aretha Franklin, Blues Brothers, Elton John, Ricky Nelson, Elvis Presley, Madonna, Steven Tyler, Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake and many others. Each star not only looks and sounds like the artist they portray, but they completely transform themselves through hours of study and practice. From choreography and mannerisms, to hair and makeup, every detail is taken into consideration.
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April 19, 2013
BEAUMONT – With a handful of standout distance runners competing in California and a number of other athletes using the weekend to rest, head coach Trey Clark and his Lamar men's and women's track teams will bring a smaller group than normal to Ley Track and Holloway Field for the J. Fred Duckett Twilight Meet on Saturday afternoon.
"This is a meet that gives us an opportunity to develop some kids and rest some others," Clark explained. "Sometimes you need a meet like this and a split squad; it really lets us meet the needs of each individual athlete. Expectations are the same, however, this is an opportunity for the kids to go out there and get better and progress toward the end of the season."
Johnathon Reece, who made his outdoor debut a week ago with a first place showing in the high jump at the McNeese Springtime Classic, will look to lead the jumps group. The freshman out of New Waverly topped six feet, nine inches in the event and is coming off an indoor season that saw him pick up Southland Freshman of the Year.
Also jumping will be Erin Brown and Carissa Hill in the long jump. Hill put up a distance of 18 feet, five inches at last week's McNeese meet to rank 15th in the conference in the event, and Brown sits 21st after leaping 17 feet, 10.25 inches at the SHSU Quad Meet.
Brown will also join Saschelle Slaughter in the triple jump. Brown's mark of 36 feet, three inches is the 13th-best in the SLC, and Slaughter, who made a name for herself as a sprinter during indoor season, put up a distance of 35 feet, 11.25 inches at Rice's Victor Lopez Bayou Classic last month, ranking 15th in the league.
Eight sprinters will run in a number of races with Elzbieta Gawron, Chasity Peters, Sarah Shim and Sydney Wandix racing on the women's side, and the men's team will feature Treyvon Davis, Jonathan Edwards, Trey Finnex and Ronnie Whitty.
In the 800, Kim Campbell will run for the Lady Cards, and the duo of Idara Effiong and TaMar Hicks are slated to run for the men.
Other LU performers will include Le'Trey Burton in the 110 meter hurdles, Denisha Nichols in the discus and the trio of Leslie Beard, Jared Parker and Cody Williams in the pole vault.


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Sponsored by the Coalition for Peace Action and Not In Our Town, Saturday's March and Rally for Justice for Michael Brown was attended by as many as 125 people. Among the speakers were CFPA Executive Director, The Rev. Robert Moore; the Senior Pastor of the First Baptist Church Carlton Branscomb; and, at the lectern, Rutgers Professor Emeritus Daniel Harris. Some of the participants express their thoughts in this week's Town Talk. (Photo by Charles R. Plohn)


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Cecilia Lopez, an Oakland High School senior who served as a student director on the school board this year, finished her term with a bang tonight during a discussion about stiffer graduation requirements and access to courses required for admission to state universities (known as A-G classes).
Lopez piped up after Jim Mordecai, a retired teacher and school board meeting regular, told the board that such a change would backfire — and that huge numbers of students, unable or unwilling to handle these new district requirements, would defect to independently run charter schools.
"Keep dreaming," Mordecai said.
Lopez had this to say to the naysayers ("I have heard rumors of teachers not being for this," she said):
"We are an economically challenged urban community. … If you're saying that the classes are going to be too hard, that means you don't believe. That means you're saying that students are so dumb, they won't do it. …
We're not asking for more counselors, we're asking for a counseling system. It's not the quantity, it's the quality. …
I had to take pre-algebra (in high school). That was a waste of my year. I could have been done with pre-calculus my junior year if I didn't have to take that class. …
If we have A-G, it's not whether we can do it or not, it's whether the adults are willing to support us."
The board adopted the resolution, which moves the district toward an A-G for all requirement for those entering ninth grade in 2011. You can read it here.
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Special prosecutor Dan K. Webb should move to release grand jury records in the David Koschman case.
Editorial: Why hasn't anyone involved in the botched investigations faced any punishment?
Prosecutors cheered on Daley nephew's effort to keep case from going to special prosecutor, emails show
It appears Jack Blakey will soon become a federal judge, but his handling of the Koschman case and the NATO 3 case raise questions about whether he should.
Cops in cover-up need to be fired.
'Coverup' suit shows Koschman mom is keeping up her fight for son.
Mark Brown: It looks like Dan Webb's report won't be the final word on the police investigation of David Koschman.
Ex-prosecutor Patrick Collins: Case needed a law enforcement hero.
Grand juror: "Makes me question my faith on how justice is meted out."
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New York—Cisco Systems and LexisNexis Group were social media marketing headliners at BtoB's second annual Social Media Marketing Awards presentation, held in Manhattan today. Both topped their categories in People's Choice Awards balloting as the top b2b social media marketing programs of the year, joining a lineup of award winners in a variety of social media segments.
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OCU Volleyball Pick Up Conference Win
Ohio Christian University defeated the Warriors of Appalachian Bible College in three sets 25-9, 25-14, 25-17.
Freshmen Ashley Southard led the attacking with 7 kills and Sophomore Linette led the team with 4 aces.
"This was a fun match to watch," said Coach Wes Brothers. "ABC gave a variety of looks and our limited number of unforced errors evidenced good composure and patience throughout the match. The spread of offensive contribution and efficient production speaks to the team's commitment to achieve the goals we have as we get closer to our conference tournaments."
Ohio Christian University Women's volleyball has an overall record of 8-9 and has a NCCAA MidEast Region record of 3-5.
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Washington's Corcoran Gallery of Art presents "To Conserve a Legacy," an extraordinary selection of American paintings, prints, drawings, photographs and sculpture from the collections of historically black colleges and universities, beginning Saturday. Artists represented include Aaron Douglas, Arthur Dove, Lois Mailou Jones, Jacob Lawrence, Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz.
The project, organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art and the Studio Museum of Harlem, was developed to conserve, document and present more than 150 works of art owned by Clark Atlanta University, Fisk University, Hampton University, Howard University, North Carolina Central University and Tuskegee University. The show continues through Jan. 31.


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Kinenin maar lies at the eastern foot of the Sredinny Range, about 80 km NNW of Shiveluch volcano. The 2.5-km-wide, funnel-shaped maar was formed along the Kinenin River, a tributary of the Elovka River. The maar is partially filled by a 1-km-wide lake whose surface is at 400 m elevation. The eastern rim at 583 m is the high point of the crater. The eruption of Kinenin maar took place about 1100 years ago, making it the youngest known maar in Kamchatka. The eruption produced both silicic pyroclastic flows and mafic pyroclastic ejecta, which was distributed primarily to the ENE. The unusual location of Kinenin maar lies north of the active subduction zone of Kamchatka.
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(WJLA) - A fire at the Culpeper County Jail Saturday sent a deputy to the hospital with smoke inhalation.
The fire started in the laundry room on the second floor, officials say. Over 80 inmates and one civilian employee were evacuated to the courthouse.
It happened shortly after 9 a.m.
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