In the hopes that we can provide more “reality” to this event, we have added a page where you can check the weather in most of the cities from which our presenters will be speaking. (more…)
National Geographic, A wonderful source, including that for maps.
Another fine interactive map, provided by Intute
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One more new “world time clock” site - and a good looking one at that.
This one called ClockLink.
We are having an internatal debate about which of these two logos viewers would choose. All comments welcome. (more…)
For those who don’t think our event would not be have more impact by adding music and video, please see these favorites of mine (more…)
How do we “personalize” a virtual conference? Friendly, interesting conversation in real time is best; but it can be made much richer by maps, photos, profile and biographic information, bookmarks, favorite books, favorite music, even the local weather. (more…)
For eleven years, my stomping grounds - seven in Korea, two in Taiwan, two in Singapore. Map inside. (more…)
We take you now to Africa, arguably the most fascinating of all the regions we will visit. (more…)
The “headquarters” for Webheads - where Vance Stevens resides - is in this part of the world. It’s also where the late, great Dr. Neil Hynd used to provide us with some extraordinary presentations. I thought some of you might enjoy a quick peek at the region we call Gulf, Middle East, and Western Asia — or sumpin. 
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