Presenters

We’re pleased to announce the next round of intepid Ignite presenters. Appearing at Ignite Sydney 2 will be:

• Ashley Ringrose (Soap Creative) : The hidden work hours from 10pm – 2am
• Patrick Roumanoff (Macquarie Group) : Eclipse RCP development
• Randolph Ramsay (CBS Interactive) : Video gaming – Friend or foe?
• Vinh Nguyen (Dolby Australia) : A walk in the cloud
• Neerav Bhatt (80% Problogger +20% Librarian) : The evolution of mobile phones
• Yiying Lu : How the Fail Whale came about
• Adam Hunt (Goatboy) : T-shirts with logos are like corporate fellatio
• Michelle Cheah (iengage) : Who cares wins – a personal perspective on community development
• Dale Hurley (Create My) : Volunteering – it’s not always madness
• Rosanne Hodgekiss (CBS Interactive) : A Pirate’s Guide to HTML Email Design. Why email design ≠ web or print design. With pirates.
• Glen Bell : How to create effective business diagrams
• Andrew Dever (Snatch Digital) : Why we should brainstorm and how to do it better

Videos from Ignite Sydney 1

Here are the videos from the first Ignite Sydney. The sound quality ain’t great – we’ll do better at the next one. Hope you enjoy them!

• Matt Moore : Words at work – what links Flickr, mind maps, and a vengeful God?
• Jeremy LeBard : Australians are a nation of readers. Why do we need Amazon?
• Jason Yip : Lean programming (the fridge vs the radiator)

• Kieran Ots : A year of failed projects (and what I learned from them)

• Pamela Fox : HTML5 vs Flex for Rich Internet Applications

• Richard Lane : Mapping the sky – Is bigger always better?

• Rob Perkins : How children’s sense of wonder can inform designers

• Geoff Bowers: Setting Fire To Your Community. A tale of Japanese mummies, karmic balance and benevolent dictators

• Daniel Boud : Web geek to shutterbug. How I swapped a keyboard for a camera

• Kelly Tall : Getting emotional – what digital marketers can learn from art history

• Meitar Moscovitz : How technology influences sexual awareness (and vice versa)

• Mark Pollard : 7 things you can learn from hip-hop