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Democracy, The Mobile Web and Joomla!

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We're presenting a talk on Democracy, the Mobile Web and Joomla! this Thursday Feb.17th  to the Joomla! User Group Meeting for South Western Ontario (JUGSWO).  Join us!  Details below...

Democracy, The Mobile Web and Joomla!

Date:  Thursday, February 17, 2011

Time:  7:00 pm to 10:00 pm

LocationPersonal Computer Museum, 13 Alma St.,  Brantford, ON, N3R 2G1
(walk up the driveway, use sidewalk left of the residence and enter building in backyard)

Agenda:

This month, we've got Andrew J. Holden & Robert Gerald Porter from CartaNova - they're a full service web design and marketing agency with a collective aspiration for a greener, healthier planet. They help 'green' small business to grow in Canada, the U.S., the UK and Africa.  Tonight, they'll be talking about:  Democracy, The Mobile Web and Joomla!

Part 1 - Democracy:

  • Tim Berners Lee: Long Live the Web
  • Wired Magazine: The Web is Dead
  • Key Concepts: Universality, Open Standards, Access
  • Threats: Some SaaS Models, Walled Gardens, Censorship, 'Gate' Fees
  • Towards the Mobile Web; Apple and AOL, FOSS CMS' Platforms

Part 2 - The Mobile Web and Joomla!

  • The Opportunity for CMS Sites within the Mobile Web (expanding access)
  • Key Principles of Mobile Web Sites (Speed, Usability)
  • Access Barriers for Joomla! Sites (Client Types and Pricing)
  • What's going on within Joomla! natively (not much)
  • What's out there right now (Templates vs. Machine Apps vs. Web Apps)
  • All About Testing for Mobile Devices
  • What's in the future: Weever, Other Possibilities

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Media

Dim lights Embed Embed this video on your site Tim Berners-Lee: The Next Web TED

A Quote for your Consideration:

"People view as authentic
that which exerts influence on their entities,
calling human beings to a higher goal."

Source: Jim Gilmore and B. Joseph Pine II, from Authenticity: What Consumers Really Want