Le Web3 sera énorme!

Loic a réussi un son koo. Tout le  web2 est au web3.

En avant-première ce soir au restaurant Le Balzac tous les intervenants de ces deux jours de conférence sont là. Ambiance survoltée, façon Web2 summit de San Fransisco. D'ailleurs on parle un doux mélange de franglais. Autour de moi au moment ou j'envoie ce post depuis mon blackberry: Mathieu Nouzareth de Boonty, Ouriel de Techcrunch, Gil Penchina de Wikia (!) Marc Cantor, Julien, Jeremy, Oleg de Citizen Bay....et 100 autres personnes venues de toute la planète.

Merci Loic. Pour le Web2 européen il y aura avant et après Le Web3! -------------------------- Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld

Les news du Web3 sont ici

Comments

[Rédigé par: Vince]

super, on veut en savoir plus!

[Rédigé par: Bob]

ouh la la, la compet' de name dropping s'annonce passionnante...

[Rédigé par: Jose A. del Moral]

Jose del Moral est aussi dans la salle ;-)

Bon, j'espère je pourrai te connaitre.

[Rédigé par: GillesV]

Et même Shimon Peres est supposé venir. Il ne manque plus que Bill (Clinton bien sûr... ;)

http://www.loiclemeur.com/france/2006/12/leweb3_ouvre_ce.html

[Rédigé par: Laurent Laforge]

Ca serait marrant de créer un lexique des nouveaux termes du web3 !

[Rédigé par: GillesV]

Pas de Bill mais François Bayrou et Nicolas Sarkozy... il ne manque plus de Ségolène Royal
qui sait?

[Rédigé par: So'90s]

LLM n'a pas réussi à faire venir Bugs Bunny et Captain America

Benoit XVI a donné son accord pour 2007

[Rédigé par: Olivier]

Sur qu'il est enooorme scandale outre atlantique :
David Weinberger (who speaks later) on Sarkozy: "I feel like i've been lectured by a guy who has no actual understanding of the Internet."

Shane Richmond: "On the other hand there are plenty of people here who see today's appearances as a cynical political exercise that has derailed the conference. Loic's employers, Six Apart, apparently make a lot of their money in France selling blogs to politicians so perhaps there is an explanation in there somewhere... Many delegates are angry that, having spent a lot of money to come here and talk about the web, they are watching political broadcasts instead"

Dieter Rappold: "I am disapointed. I am disappointed of you, this conference and I will never attend LesBlogs/LeWeb anymore - But as I imagine you won't give a damn, as you don't give a damn about your audience as it seems."

James Higgs: "In theory, Le Web 3 was supposed to be a place for the people on the bleeding edge of European Web 2.0 innovation to come together and discuss the way ahead. Instead, it has turned into a parade of politicians, product anouncements and a complete lack of any type of disagreement or debate... Despite all this negativity, there has been one big positive. I must say that the food has been extremely impressive."

Sam Sethi: "The speakers are all saying the same old thing and nothing new... Overall the event feels like it has run its course just like the Web 2.0 conference earlier this year. Le Web 4 will be a hard sell, certainly as far as I am concerned"

Peter Forret: "I did not pay over Euro 600 to come and listen to self-involved French politicians talk about why they want to run for president"

Ivan Pope: "I don't know how much rumbling of discontent there's been - but frankly I didn't pay my conference fee to be pitched by politicians. I think the organisers should put their egos away and resist the blandishments of all politicians". And more: "Same old same old. Same old stories, same old corporate speakers. And same old friends of the organisers. It's like a love-in for a closed circle, with no fresh thinking or any challenge to the status quo."

http://blogs.opml.org/tommorris/2006/12/12

Plus encore :-)
Dear Loic Le Meur,

No I am not happy to have Mr. Sarkozy here. I don't care if Nicolas Sarkozy changed all his schedule just for you or this conference to be here. He is a politician, he knows his schedule, you surely informed him about the event - hey you two are best friends as it seems.

Why didn't he apply, why is he not a part of the programm? Why don't you tell your audience that you plan to give some personal political show? Maybe because people who attend this conference are not interested in? At least I am not, and I am a client who paid for that. And what do your partners say? Did they pay for that? Maybe they appreciate that - I mean there are upcoming elections in France... Does Money corrupt the Blogosphere at this level already - on such a massive scale?

No I am not a part of the so called creative class for any french politician I don't know and who is talking to me, a European citizen!, in french. I am not here for some catchy newspaper headlines that this guy showed his face at this so so Web2.0 conference to show his support for this new people who are so so open minded and critical. You abuse 1.000 participants to be part of something they maybe don't want to be part of!

That really pisses me off! Excuse my french.

What also really shocks me, that at least around me (some 50 people) everybody protestet against this permanent "change of programm" which brings almost NO added value to a Web conference. But they all keep their seats - they are all silent. They don't object. Are we sheeps here to accept this affront? This is a very very sad evidence of incapacity.

I am disapointed. I am disappointed of you, this conference and I will never attend LesBlogs/LeWeb anymore - But as I imagine you won't give a damn, as you don't give a damn about your audience as it seems.

Best regards,
Dieter Rappold

P.S.: and don't get me wrong - it's not about really interested politicians who want to enter a real dialogue. That's totally different. This show today makes a monkey circus out of this conference...

[Rédigé par: Eric]

Que les anglais soient jaloux que ça se passe à Paris plutôt qu'à Londres ça peut se comprendre...

[Rédigé par: Olivier]

Eric, desole pas le temps de me farcir la traduction anglais >> francais, mais si tu le lis les posts + haut tu te rendras compte que ce n'est absolument pas de la jalousie mais plutot un sentiment de s'etre fait arnaquer :
Pour nos amis bloggeurs etrangers le prix n'est pas seulement 300 Euro mais 300 + billet d'avion + hotel + bouffe + conges sans solde prix sur leur boulot .... Tout ca pour avoir une journee totalement foireuse avec les changements de programmes de derniere minute pour cause que (et ca c'est moi qui le dit) sixapart la boite qui paye Lemeur doit un bon % de son CA au parti politique de Sarkosy donc ... dur pour Lemeur de dire non memes s'il se la joue style c'est lui qui a lance les invitations ... :-)

[Rédigé par: Olivier]

Et plus encore voici un morceau choisi qui demontre le cancer qui ronge la blogosphere Francaise :
"And same old friends of the organisers. It's like a love-in for a closed circle, with no fresh thinking or any challenge to the status quo."

[Rédigé par: Eric]

Merci Olivier je comprends l'anglais. Mais l'arnaque c'était plutôt la conférence Web2 à SF qui coutait 3000 dollars !!!

[Rédigé par: Olivier]

Oui Eric je te l'accorde le prix de la conf a SF etait cher mais ..... pas de politique, seulement du vrais business :-)

[Rédigé par: Eric]

De toute façon ces conférences sont toujours décevantes car elles arrivent trop tard, à un moment où il n'y a plus grand chose à dire de nouveau.
Que les politiques s'intéressent au Web2 est plutôt une bonne chose, mais le lieu n'était peutêtre pas approprié.

[Rédigé par: Vincent]

j'ai posté un article hier là-dessus:
http://www.vincentabry.com/2006/12/11/202-le-web3-vu-par-les-anglais

[Rédigé par: anh-tuan]

Pour moi, pas habitué aux conférences sans formules mathématiques, le bilan est plus mitigé.

La conf n'était pas du tout interessante techniquement car il y a peu de technologie... ce qui rassure quand on en a une. Et j'avoue également, même si la politique m'intéresse fortement, que ce n'était pas l'endroit pour. Enfin, le sarko-leche-bottisme de LLM me donne envie de me brosser les dents.

Par contre ça permet sur 2 jours de:
voir qui fait quoi, voir un panel de modèles économiques, discuter avec la
"concurrence" et profiter de l'expérience des boites qui ont marché concernant les attentes des utilisateurs...

Un dernier mot sur la soirée Netvibes: l'open bar et l'occasion de voir notre hote déchaîné sur la piste de danse valaient le détour.

[Rédigé par: abc]

Ben visiblement, le coup est quand meme bien tombé a plat...Ou comment se bruler en moins de deux jours. J'ai l'impression que la credibilité internationale, et nationale, du pere LeMeur en prend un coup.... Interessante aussi la reaction très "profil bas" de toute la clique (LLM, Chappaz, Tarik, Ouryiel, etc...), c.a.d. pas de commentaires pour l'instant....

Mais bon, comme disait l'autre, quand il sera ministre de l'internet sous sarko, il n'aura plus de problemes pour organiser des conferences....