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I’ll be attending the 2008 NetSquared conference in San Jose, California next week — I’ll be there for day one on May 27. I went to the inaugural conference in 2006 with Frank Hecker from the Mozilla Foundation and I’m excited to see how the event has evolved.

This year’s theme is “Mashup Challenge“:

This year’s NetSquared Conference will bring together a unique mix of people from the public and private sectors to develop and release Mashups designed to provide deeper insight into the social issues affecting communities around the globe.

Those “people” are you — members of the NetSquared universe working on behalf of communities everywhere and the technical experts who care about these issues.

If we’re successful, we’ll learn something about cross-sector collaboration, meet new and interesting people, and build a unique gallery of Mashups that citizens, schools, and community-based groups everywhere can learn from, replicate, and build upon.

There will be several Mozillians and friends of ours from Miro there, so if you’re going, see you in person!