FITC Toronto 2009

If you missed getting a ticket to the FITC Amsterdam don’t be sad, although it will probably be the biggest freakin tech event around, but there is soon another one to come: the FITC Toronto will be in aprill this year, from 25 to 28. And this time you better hurry with the tickets: Early Bird pricing ends this wendsday  at midnight. And before i forgot to mention SourceBinder will be there to, as i have been invited to show our thing to the other hemisphere too.

Things are getting exciting these days: we have been invited to present SourceBinder at the FITC Amsterdam 2009. The conference will be held in February 2009, so be sure to check in if you are around somewhere. We have a lot of ideas how to make the presentation a live tutorial performance, but i can’t tell you more right now. The timing by the way seems just to be perfect, February should be the month to release a public version of Binder. There are quite a lot of things to do but it should be possible.

Anyway, have a look at the speakers list from the conference, what a cool selection. More info about the conference: www.fitc.ca

FICT Amsterdam

Our former most favourite toy, FlashFilterLab won the famous rubber arrow in the category application on the FlashForward festival in San Franciso. We were quite surprized when we read the news. Unfortunately no one could make it from us this year to Frisco, but i hope we will be there next year with binder too, cause like one of our mates said: if people like FlashFilterLab, they will go crazy about Binder. I really hope so. So as a tribute let me just put the trailer video of FFL here. Have fun!

SourceBinder’s first public presentation was held in Stuttgart at the Flashconference by Balázs Serényi head of Visual MINDS and founder of SourceBinder. The whole conference was a stunning, well organized event. Big thanks goes to Wolfgang Schmidt-Sichermann for making it possible for us to be there. And another big-big thank goes to the great guys who were absolutely inspiring, enthusiastic and supporting. So, here’s the unofficial Thank you list: Mario Klingemann aka Quasimondo, Marcel Fahle from Slot3, Carlo Blatz from Powerflasher, Jonathan Coe, Sebastian Locker and Patrick Thiel.

More info and the video about the presentation can be found under the following links:

• quasimondo.com
• blog.powerflasher.com
• marcelfahle.com