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Other events, Promo Chad Hart · September 4, 2013

Introducing the WebRTC Event Directory

webrtc event directory map

There are a bunch of WebRTC events coming up and I guess we like lists. We thought it would be good idea to take our internal event lists and post them. We did some research to see what other events were out there and found a bunch more. Text tables are boring, so we spruced up the data presentation a bit and BAM! We now have a WebRTC Event Directory.

Methodology

WebRTC is a hot topic that will be covered in many long-running web and telecom industry events. To be included here we require the WebRTC to be a specific topic area or track that gets more than a nominal focus if it is part of a larger event.  Running special pre or post-event workshops dedicated to WebRTC seems to be a common trend.

There have been several locally-focused WebRTC-focused meet-ups too. These tend to be short and inexpensive (usually free). Meetup.com is a great place to look for these. We’ll add more of these as they come up.

We are only including live, meat-space events for now. There are many live & pre-recorded webinars out there that are not included (yet).

Here is a quick review of some of the fields we have included beyond the obvious event name, date, and location:

Icon Field Description
2 WebRTC % The percentage of the event dedicated to WebRTC.  This is meant to help illustrate if WebRTC is the main event topic or just a peripheral element.
business Business Non-technical content, usually covering industry trends, predictions, segments, and other topics related to the business of using and developing WebRTC applications/services.
technical Technical Deeper-dive content oriented at developers and those who are hands-on with the technology
telco Telco The event has significant content on subjects that are the most critical to traditional telecommunications service providers
web Web The event has significant content on subjects that are the most critical to web-oriented businesses and web developers
enterprise Enterprise The event has significant content on subjects that are the most critical to enterprises
personal Personal The event content is oriented at individuals looking to learn more about WebRTC for their own carreer development (as opposed to the others categories which assume someone is attending on behalf of a larger organization)
fee Fee A rating on how much the event costs for an individual to attend. This is just a rough comparison based on the entry level event to the price. In most cases prices can range depending on ticket purchases of other co-located events, group discounts, etc.The symbols roughly correspond to $USD values as follows:

  • $ is less than $100
  • $$ is $101 to $1000
  • $$$ is more than $1000

Price is not an indicator of value – good or bad.

 Discount webrtcHacks We will stick relevant notes about our involvement in the event here – like discounts for our readers.

 

What’s up the ads?

webrtcHacks is a media sponsor of many of these upcoming events. In many cases they have provided special discounts for our readers. Click on the “Discount” link or go the link under “Events” in our main menu for details.

As part of these media sponsorships the webrtcHacks logo should show up on the event page and other materials. In exchange we agreed to show some banner ads to help them advertise. We think the small amount of page space and the minor distraction from our developer-oriented content is a small sacrifice for some great discounts for our readers – hopefully you agree.

What’s next?

We only put 2013 events in the list for now, but we’ll start adding 2014 events soon.

We will be at many of these events and plan to do some event write-ups too.

How do I get my event listed?

Leave a comment here or contact us privately. We are happy to list events that benefit the WebRTC developer community.

 

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  1. Dean Bubley says

    September 16, 2013 at 12:08 pm

    Hi guys

    I’ve got various WebRTC presentations, workshops & events coming up, usually associated with a wider event,

    1) http://www.futureofcomms.com/future-of-voice/ : myself & Martin Geddes running a 1-day event on Future of Voice on Oct 8th in London. Around 40% to be on WebRTC, alongside other themes such as Hypervoice. We’re currently waiting for some “VIP” responses and will throw it open to the public in a few days, at £400+UK VAT

    2) WebRTC workshop at ICIN – http://www.icin.co.uk/tutorials/2013#tut2
    Venice Oct 14th (me + Tim Panton)

    3) Training course (run by Clariden, given by me) in Singapore 24-25 Oct on Disruptive Technologies in Mobile. Probably about 20% WebRTC content http://www.claridenglobal.com/program-details.php?id=124

    4) Workshop on Future of Comms (me & Martin again) at ITUWorld13 in Bangkok on 20th Nov http://www.itu.int/tlc/WORLD2013/forum/entries/session.1291.html

    5) My session & others at Alan Quayle’s Telecom App Devs Conference in Bangkok, 21-22 Nov http://tadsummit.com/2013/

    Not sure if any of these hit your criteria for inclusion, but let me know if you need any more details

    Cheers

    Dean

    Reply
  2. Chad Hart says

    September 18, 2013 at 6:41 pm

    Thanks for these Dean. Most of these look like they would be good to include. Our requirements are really just:
    1. Needs to be open to anyone who wants to attend, and
    2. Needs some dedicated focus on WebRTC.

    Please give us a few days to come back to you with any questions and get them listed.

    Of course the community here would appreciate any special discounts you can provide on the events you run 🙂

    Reply
  3. Dean Bubley says

    September 26, 2013 at 6:28 am

    Thanks Chad

    There’s a 10% discount on the Singapore event from Clariden with the code VIPDisruptive

    Anyone contacting me directly via information AT disruptive-analysis DOT com will be given a good deal on the London Oct 8th event.

    Not much I can do with ICIN & ITU unfortunately. Will check up about the TADS event – many readers will probably know Alan Quayle anyway, so tell him I sent you…

    Dean

    Reply

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