Pop!Tech

While Pop!Tech is filled with lots of discussion, humor and insights, there are plenty of moments that standout and make you stop what you're doing.

Big picture, big issues, big problems.
How big? Education big.

Day 1 of Pop!Tech somehow involved lab rats, flying trash, tiny robots, Wall Street pay and solar-powered messenger bags. So, yeah, that happened.

The weekend that was, uh, was, a tiring one. Pop!Tech put a serious drain on the batteries, but I won't let that stop me from serving up some of things you may have missed in the last 72 hours.

Just when you thought we were done with Pop!Tech

We're back live with another session at Pop!Tech 08, the unveiling of "Project Masiluleke," which could change how non profits, human rights groups and health care workers fight HIV/AIDS in Africa.

I'm away from the NXT Desk and political desks for today, and coming to you live from lovely (autumn-y) Camden for Pop!Tech 2008!

I've been at Pop!Tech for less than 48 hours and have to sign off soon. Ah, the memories. Meeting other bloggers, seeing sweet new gadgets, robo-toys and machines (REPLICATORS!), and having my brain nearly explode.

Welcome back to Day 2 at Pop!Tech. There won't be nearly as many updates today as I am working on a story for tomorrow's paper. First up this morning was a discussion on "The Pursuit of Happiness," something we know I would all define as "chasing bacon."