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UPDATE: See our new wiki page about BlogCampSwitzerland_2-0 on October 20, 2007!

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LIVE: information for participants on Saturday

General Information

BlogCampSwitzerland is a European conference focusing exclusively on blogging, organized by bloggers for bloggers. It‘s built upon the principles of the famous BarCamp (ad-hoc unconference) in Silicon Valley.

BlogCampSwitzerland will host an open environment at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH), for a maximum of 200 Bloggers from all over Europe. This is going to be an intense event with discussions, demos and interaction between attendees. Any blogger who wants to contribute is welcome and invited to join.

This is a non-profit event: Attending is free of charge.

Watch this video to understand what the BarCamp principles are about.

BlogCampSwitzerland is going to take place on March 24, 2007 (10am - 4.30pm) @ ETH Zurich.

Organizing Committee

BlogCampSwitzerland is organized in their private time by four bloggers and/or startup entrepreneurs:

  1. Dominik Tarolli, IFJ Institut für Jungunternehmen (an institute coaching entrepreneurs and startups), Blog
  2. William Lüthi, IFJ Institut für Jungunternehmen (an institute coaching entrepreneurs and startups), Blog
  3. Remo Uherek, Small-n-Tall GmbH (Internet marketing agency) / trigami (blog-marketing network), Blog
  4. Peter Hogenkamp, Blogwerk AG (a commercial blog network) / Zeix AG (a usability consultancy), Blog

Helping and supporting are the organizers of last October's fabulous BarCamp Zurich, Corsin Camichel and Gabor Cselle.

Help Promote BlogCampSwitzerland

Help promote BlogCampSwitzerland - put a banner on your site and write about it in your blog!

When and Where

Date and Times:

Location:

These are some of the finest, freshly renovated auditoriums at ETH Zurich, with brand-new audio and visual equipment.

There will be free wireless net access (WLAN).

Maps:

  1. Static location map by www.ethz.ch (HG Building is marked red)
  2. Interactive map by local.ch
  3. Interactive by map.search.ch

Tram stop: "ETH / Universitätsspital", tram lines 6/9/10

unAgenda

Note: The entries in this section were made before the event. Here's how it actually took place.

Enter your name, affiliation (optional), if you want to hold a presentation. You can talk about anything you like around blogging and blogs.

There will be 15 minute slots for presentations followed by about 30 minutes Q&A and discussions. So you get around 45 minutes :-).

You are free to present in any language you want. English, German, Swiss German, French, Italian? Take your pick.

Participants

Enter your name here if you're interested in speaking, organizing, helping out, or just attending. We'll hand out badges at the reception desk.

You don't have to present, but at least ask questions and be an interactive participant! If you present, you might benefit from some things to remember.

We'll have room for about 200 attendees; we'll overbook a little.

Update on March 23, 16:00: You may still register by adding your name to the list. However, the three-digit numbers in the list are now fixed. Please DO NOT change them! If you cannot come on Saturday just delete your name from the list. You can stay in the loop by subscribing to the BarCamp newsletter.

Last update before BarCamp on Friday at 23:17: We added an additional list of all participants with room for pictures and comments. If you read this in time, feel free to edit the page.

001 William Lüthi, attending, organizing, blogging

002 Dominik Tarolli, attending, organizing, speaking, blogging

003 Remo Uherek, attending, organizing, blogging, running an opinion marketplace

004 Peter Hogenkamp, attending, organizing, speaking, blogging

005 Corsin Camichel, attending, organizing, helping out

006 Tom Brühwiler, attending, maybe blogging

007 Benjamin Rüegg, attending, organizing, help to announce

008 Ansgar Wollnik, likely attending, maybe blogging

009 Gabor Cselle, attending (if travel schedule allows)

010 Patrick Mollet, attending / maybe blogging

011 Kevin Lancashire, attending Userblogs

012 Rinaldo Dieziger, attending

013 Remy Blaettler, attending and blogging

014 Matthias Gutfeldt, attending and blogging

015 Marcel Widmer, attending (maybe blogging)

016 Marc P. Bernegger, attending, blogging

017 Christian Leu, attending, blogging, speaking

018 David Burkardt, attending

019 Bugsierer/Christian Röthlisberger, attending

020 Jürg Vollmer, attending, speaking and blogging

021 Olaf Nitz, attending (maybe blogging)

022 Rouven Küng, attending

023 Claudia Stehli, attending

024 Roman Hanhart, attending / maybe blogging

025 Bastian Widmer, attending, maybe blogging

026 Sandro Feuillet, attending, maybe blogging

027 Thomas "Bö" Benkö, kommt und berichtet und bloggt darüber

028 Ronnie Grob, attending, helping out, maybe blogging

029 Michael Fischer, attending, maybe blogging

030 Bernhard Zwahlen, attending, maybe blogging

031 Monsieur Croche blöckt

032 Marc Isler, attending

033 Andreas Haeuptli, attending

034 Matthias Mahr, attending

035 Stephan Wüthrich, attending maybe blogging

036 Manfred Messmer, attending, blogging

037 Markus Koller, attending, watching the stars

038 Xing: Flavio Rump, blogging Flavio Rump, attending

039 Kobi, attending

040 Dominic Allemand, attending

041 Denis Nordmann, attending, speaking

042 Gürkan Sengün, la la la

043 Christian Stocker, attending blogging

044 Reto Hartinger, attending blogging

045 Andreas Brenner, attending

046 Claudia Galingani Mongini, attending

047 Adrian Locherblogging & attending

048 Conzett, attending

049 Lehner, attending

050 Milos Radovicblogging, attending

051 Daniel Ebneter, attending, maybe blogging

052 Silvio Struebi, attending, maybe speaking

053 Clemens Lee, attending, blogging

054 [2]SamuelN, attending, blogging

055 Joël Bez, attending]

056 Kurt Schwendener, attending

057 Boris Bull, attending, blogging

058 PLAY, attending, taking pictures, blogging

059 Roger Fischer, attending, maybe blogging

060 Yoan Blanc, attending, maybe blogging

061 Robert Maciejewski, attending, maybe blogging

062 David Roessli, attending, probably blogging

063 Damian Amherd, attending, maybe presenting (still looking for a good topic), probably blogging

064 Andy, attending

065 SEB, maybe attending

066 Claudio Sparascio, attending

067 Mark Waber, attending

068 Ives Leutenegger, attending

069 Stefan Bucher, attending, maybe blogging

070 3.14a, maybe attending

071 Martin Thomas Illi, attending, maybe blogging

072 /sms ;-), rebell.tv attending, vlogging, podcasting, blogging, may be presenting

073 Paul Ryatt, attending

074 Mr. Minute, attending, blogging, presenting (=>Embedded Jail Blogging)

075 ebanking.ch by Raphael Dueblin, attending, maybe blogging

076 Lukas Keller, attending

077 benbit. attending

078 shibby. attending

079 Stephan List, attending

080 PeetTheEngineer, attending

081 Mark Jaroski, attending

082 Leila Summa, attending

083 Allegra Biava, attending, possibly blogging

084 Felix Hürlimann, attending

085 Thomas Gemperle, attending, maybe blogging

086 Ralf Fioretti, attending

087 Christian Decker, attending blogging

088 Ludwig Lingg, attending

089 Sylvain Zimmer, attending, speaking

090 Adrian Heydecker, attending, maybe speaking about "Mitmachblogs"

091 Martin Feuz, attending, maybe speaking

092 Daniel Boos, maybe recording

093 Roger Signer, attending, maybe speaking

094 Waltraut Bellwald, attending

095 Christian Walter, attending

096 {Christian Lüscher}

097 Robert Kleinfeld, attending, maybe speaking: Visualization of Information Propagation over Weblogs

098 Mario Aeby Blogattending

099 Marie Jubin, attending, maybe blogging

100 Jokerineattending, maybe blogging

101 Diana von Oertzen attending, maybe blogging

102 Jens Zimmermann attending, maybe blogging

103 Daniela Probst attending, maybe blogging

104 Jürg Stuker attending, maybe speaking: Internes Wissensmanagement mit einer Mulit-Blog Plattform bei namics

105 epe x attending, blogging, speaking about RC

106 (Axel Beckert, blogging, not attending due to a cold)-:

107 Philippe Surber attending

108 Mario Purkathofer maybe recording

109 gramels attending

110 Philipp Dialer attending & article in SECA eNewsletter

111 Pablo Assandri attending

112 Barbara Strebel, attending and blogging/podcasting

113 Andreas Von Gunten attending, maybe speaking about advantages of Software as a Service (SaaS) for bloggers

114 Sylvain Kohli, attending

115 Julien Duprat, Orange/Sofrecom

116 Sibylle Grosjean, fundraising-journal.ch, attending

117 Hans-Ueli Wolff, attending

118 Maira Carvalho attending, probably blogging

119 Christoph Schifferli, attending

120 June von Bonin, attending

121 Alain Leclerc von Bonin, attending

122 Patrick Zoll, most probably attending, blogging

123 Greg Vernon, attending, maybe blogging/vlogging

124 Meg Gutman, attending

125 Reto Fischer schaut rein, hört zu & bloggt darüber

126 Antonio Fontes (monblog.ch) attending, blogging

127 Daniel Rei, attending, taking along Dolly,

128 Stephanie Booth, attending, blogging, speaking

129 Henning von Vogelsang, attending

130 Bruno Giussani, attending, blogging

131 Marc A. Melliger, attending, maybe blogging

132 Martin Hitz, attending

133 Daniel Broger, attending

134 Eliane de Montmorillon, attending

135 Harro, attending if not in Singapore, maybe

136 Aurel Hosennen, attending

137 Jan Stettler, attending

138 Alexander Zimmermann, attending

139 Nicola Mattina, attending

140 Sarah Genner, attending, collecting data about blogs and democracy

141 Johann Richard, attending

142 Mark M., attending

143 Dominik Allemann, attending, blogging

144 rai, attending, possibly blogging

145 Thérèse Ruedin

146 Philippe Welti, attending

147 Jul, attending

148 Urs Bucher attending

149 Rudolf M. Matthys, attending

150 Patrizia Derungs, attending

151 scatterlined, attending

152 Konstantin Benz, attending, blogging(corporate)

153 Christian Blumer, attending

154 Alfonso Rodriguez, attending

155 PeterPan alias Peter Sperlich, attending

156 Dorian Selz attending

157 Philip Bürkler, attending

158 Dannie Jost attending, presenting

159 Sven Dowideit (DistributedINFORMATION) attending

160 Pamela Duffy attending

161 tina piazzi rebell.tv, attending

162 Michael Glünz, attending

163 Markus Baumgartner attending

164 Marcel Bernet attending, speaking: Blogger und Pressestellen - zwischen Hass und Liebe? [3]

165 Simon Montalta / attending

166 Christine Hallier attending

167 Evgeny Morozov attending, may be presenting

168 Michael Genova attending

169 Birgit Leifhelm, attending

170 hanspeter spörri rebell.tv, attending

171 Mark Lawrence attending, speaking: A Multilingual Blog Implementation [en]

172 Arne Völker, Texter attending

173 Paul Boaz Heller, attending

175 Janine Henner, attending

176 Peer Dittmar, attending

177 Christian Bruelhart, attending

178 Antoine Kuske

179 Anton Fessler, attending

180 Evelyn Mathis, attending

181 Dominik Tschopp, attending

182 Yaya, attending

183 Colin Frei, most likely attending

184 Pascal Wyss, most likely attending

185 Nicolas Berg, attending, speaking

186 bloggin' chm, attending, moblogging

187 Markus Tressl, attending, blogging?!

188 Stephan Meyer, attending, blogging soon

189 Stephen Pressinger, attending, blogging soon

190 Marc Baumann, attending, blogging

191 Roy Gablinger attending

192 Lucas Vogelsang, attending, blogging soon

193 Raoul Flaminzeanu, attending

194 Sophie Graf (sophie.graf@bernet.ch)

195 Stephan Marti-Landolt, attending, finanzblogging

196 Alorie Gilbert, attending, blogging, writing

197 Patrick Kappeler, imotions media, attending, speaking: Politische Kampagnen und Blogs

198 Sandra, Chiperoni.org, last minute attendee

199 Marc Husten

200 Denis Rolle

201 Marc Odile

202 Daniel Jucker

203 Gereon Sommer

204 Weiacher Geschichte(n), attending

205 Daniel Mettler, attending, changelog, blog: numlock.ch

206 {please enter your name}

207 {please enter your name}

208 {please enter your name}

209 {please enter your name}

210 {please enter your name}

You may still register by adding your name to the list - but please DO NOT change the three-digit numbers for any participant.

Blogs / Mainstream Media / Photos

If you blog about BlogCampSwitzerland, add a link to your content here (photos: please use "blogcampswitzerland" as tag):

Blogs

  1. Startpost of the BlogCampZurich 2007 BarCamp Zurich - Part III (Fleischgewordenes Web 2.0) Dominik Tarolli
  2. Offizielle Ankündigung auf Chuchichaeschtli.com BlogCamp: Europäische Blogkonferenz in Zürich Remo Uherek
  3. BlogCampSwitzerland: 24.03.07 Der Perfektionist
  4. Blogcamp Switzerland, 24. März, ETH Zürich Arno Klein
  5. Erstes Schweizer BlogCamp in Zürich Krusenstern
  6. BlogCamp - Blogkonferenz in Zürich BloggingTom
  7. BlogCampSwitzerland - the first BlogCamp in Europe BarCampSwitzerland Blog, Corsin Camichel
  8. "heute"-Printausgabe vom Freitag, 12. Januar 2007 (ePaper Seite 23)
  9. BlogCamp in Zürich, 10. Januar 2007Adrian Locher
  10. BlogCampSwitzerland: European Blog Conference Habi
  11. BlogCamp: meine erste Un-Konferenz JobBlog
  12. Europäische Blogger treffen sich in Zürich eBusinessBlog.ch
  13. Geheimtipp für Blogger: blogcamp Switzerland Start-up und Innovationsszene Schweiz
  14. International Blogger Conference @ ETH Zurich, Switzerland Unique Avalon
  15. BlogCamp Switzerland henusode-blog
  16. Blogger kommen nach Zürich zum BlogCampSwitzerland freshdesign.ch
  17. Schweiz: Blogcamp - Blogkonferenz in Zürich Netzpolitik
  18. BlogCampSwitzerland Siebensachen
  19. Top Blogger am blogcamp Switzerland! SwissStartups.com
  20. Europäische Blogger treffen sich in Zürich itfrontal.de
  21. Software as a Service für Blogger am BlogCampSwitzerland andreasvongunten.com
  22. BlogCampSwitzerland Gabor Cselle
  23. Inside Switzerland Newsletter Schweizer & Davies Media, Zurich
  24. BlogCampSwitzerland Ein Wolf Im Schafspelz pieceoplastic.com
  25. Geld regiert die Blogwelt Matthias, Swiss Metablog
  26. Das BlogCamp Switzerland naht BloggingTom
  27. teilnahme definitiv. inshallah. rückreise aus tehran/iran gebucht rebell.tv /sms ;-)
  28. Blogcamp am 24. März: Blogger und Pressestellen? Marcel Bernet
  29. BlogCampSwitzerland Claudio Büttler - PBC
  30. Vitamina B Maira Carvalho
  31. Blogcamp: Blogkonferenz in Zürich 3.14a
  32. BlogCampSwitzerland: noch 2x schlafen, dann geht's los! document.write("Markus Tressl");
  33. Blogcamp - ich komme Texter-Blog
  34. Swissbuzz - the swiss web2blog Blogcamp auf confabb.com und mehr
  35. BarCamp Los Angeles grüsst Blogcamp Switzerland ContentNext.ch
  36. Unkonferenz? Diesen Samstag in Zürich: BlogCamp! im namics Weblog
  37. hdreioplus@Blogcamp jokerine at hdreioplus.de
  38. BlogCamp: Bruno Giussani — Bondy Blog Story Stephanie Booth
  39. Präsentation: Wissensmanagement mit einer Multi-Blog Plattform bei namics
  40. Why Blogging is not about Blogging Dannie Jost
  41. Dannie Jost — Blogging is not about blogging Stephanie Booth
  42. Brainstorm/Discussion — The Future of Blogging Technology (Gabor Cselle) Stephanie Booth
  43. BlogCampSwitzerland Roundup by Gabor Cselle
  44. Live Blogging from BlogCampSwitzerland by Sarah Genner
  45. Machen Blogger die Journalisten überflüssig? Referat (mit vielen verlinkten Studien) von Jürg Vollmer/Krusenstern
  46. BlogCampSwitzerland - over and finisched by Corsin Camichel
  47. Notes on my Multilingual Blogging session by Stephanie Booth
  48. Kommentar zum Verhältnis zwischen Bloggern und PR Directories Blog
  49. der LeuMund.ch/ Alle Beiträge zum BlogCamp 2007 auf dem LeuMund.ch
  50. Meine HIghlights vom Blogcamp 07 Texter-Blog
  51. Eindrücke vom BlogCamp Switzerland BloggingTom
  52. Die Entdeckung am 1. BlogCampSwitzerland: "Transitions Online" Krusenstern
  53. Eindrücke vom BlogCamp Yoda
  54. Blog über Bloggen & Campen
  55. The Blog of Mark
  56. My take on it" Dannie Jost
  57. Video: Bruno Giussanni Greg Vernon
  58. Video: Stephanie Booth Greg Vernon
  59. Nach Moritz Leuenberger jetzt auch Christoph Blogger mit eigenem Blog! SwissStartups.com
  60. Danke kyte.tv! SwissStartups.com
  61. Video: Dannie Jost Greg Vernon
  62. Schweizer Blogger Wildprovider + Digitale Allmend
  63. BlogCampSwitzerland: Rückblick gebloggt.ch
  64. Video: Christoph Blogger Greg Vernon
  65. Video: Evgeny Morozov Greg Vernon
  66. BlogCampSwitzerland Chiperoni.org

Mainstream Media about BlogCampSwitzerland

  1. BlogCampSwitzerland: "Machen Blogger die Journalisten überflüssig?" Klein Report, Mediendienst der Schweizer Kommunikationsbranche

Photos

  1. Tagged Flickr Photos
  2. Photo pool on Flickr
  3. Stephanie's photos of the day on Flickr
  4. Henning's photos of the day on Flickr
  5. BlogCampPics (add your name/blog)

Travel

The great thing about Zurich is that it's easily reachable by train. The other great thing about Zurich ist that it's one hour away by air from all major European cities. Some links:

Could somebody post (idiot-proof) directions from the train station here, please? (+ travel time) -- StephanieBooth Sure. Travel time should be no more than ten minutes. When you arrive at the train station (getting off the train and facing the main hall), the easiest way is to go to the right, down the escalators, through the hall, up another escalator to the tram stop "Bahnhofplatz/Hauptbahnhof"; Trams 3, 14 and 10 stop here. Take the 10 (final stop "Sternen Oerlikon") to "ETH/Universitätsspital" (3 stops). The tram stop is located directly in front of the main ETH building ("HG" for "Hauptgebäude"). If you get lost, call me at 079 634 12 03. :-) Peter

Contact

If you have any questions or comments, contact Remo under remo@small-n-tall.com

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

  • Are there rules? This is Switzerland, there are rules for everything! My very own grandmother will ensure that common decency is upheld at all times. No, just kidding, see TheRulesOfBarCamp for the 'rules'.
  • Can I help out? Yes of course! We need help in organizing the event (finding a venue, sponsors, and good speakers). At the conference, we'll need people who handle registrations, questions, and guard the T-Shirts. Enter your name under 'Participants'. Also, send an e-mail to Dominik Tarolli so we have your e-mail addresses.
  • Can I present? Of course! Enter your name in the 'unAgenda'. Drop us a line if you have questions.
  • Can I present in German? What about Schwyzertüütsch? English? French? Anything is fine. Please note your language choice in the unagenda.
  • What can I speak about? Anything involving blogs! The spirit of BarCamp is that you're free to choose your topic, your language, and presentation style.
  • Do I have to bring in my own overhead projector, beamer, flipchart,...? No, we will have projectors, flipcharts and power supplies. All you have to bring is fun, and optionally your laptop, and your video camera, if you like.
  • How can I communicate online and during sessions? There are several ways to do this: We have set up a public chat on Skype or you join us on our IRC channel #blogcampswitzerland [4]

Press Coverage

30. März 2007, Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Blogger zum Anfassen (Link)

150 Internet-Akteure an der ETH Zürich

mhz. Rund 150 hauptsächlich aus der Deutschschweiz stammende Blogger trafen sich am vergangenen Samstag an der ETH Zürich zum ersten «Blog-Camp Switzerland». Organisiert wurde die Veranstaltung nach dem «Unkonferenz»-Prinzip, das von der Prämisse ausgeht, dass jeder Teilnehmer auch Referent sein kann. So nahm das «Camp»-Programm denn auch erst an Ort und Stelle Gestalt an, wo sich Mitteilungswillige in die insgesamt 20 zur Verfügung stehenden Zeitfenster eintragen konnten. Wer deshalb ein Chaos erwartet hatte, wurde indes eines anderen belehrt.

Das Themenspektrum der zum Teil parallel stattfindenden Referate war so breit gefächert, wie es die Weblog-Szene selbst ist. Ein gestandener Geschäftsführer berichtete vom Einsatz von Weblogs im unternehmensinternen Wissensmanagement, ein Kommunikationsfachmann sprach zur Beziehung zwischen Bloggern und Öffentlichkeitsarbeitern, und ein weissrussischer Journalist referierte über die Rolle von Weblogs in den postkommunistischen Ländern Europas. Selbst auf den vermummten Hacker, der auf Sicherheitslücken zahlreicher etablierter Websites hinwies, musste nicht verzichtet werden.

Im Zentrum der Veranstaltung stand aber die Gelegenheit, auch im richtigen Leben einmal «social networking» betreiben zu können und so endlich die Gesichter hinter den verschiedenen Weblogs kennenzulernen. Es wurde denn auch viel diskutiert, fotografiert, gefilmt und in Echtzeit «gepostet», sprich: publiziert.

Zumindest einige Vorurteile dürfte das Blog- Camp endgültig aus der Welt geräumt haben: Blogger sind weder ausschliesslich männlichen Geschlechts, noch sind sie nur unter der jüngeren Generation zu finden. Und bloss im stillen Kämmerlein allein vor sich hin poltern wollen sie offenbar auch nicht. Bereits am 20. Oktober soll eine Wiederauflage des Treffens stattfinden.

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