Indian blogger are getting together in Chennai, India on 9th and 10th September for a BlogCamp. This is going to be the biggest get together of the Bloggers, Podcasters and Video Bloggers in India.

Here is the high level confrence agenda:

• Blogging and Governance - How blogs are being used to provide assistance during times of crisis, uncovering potential crimes, activities, taking on the government, etc.
• Blogging and Entrepreneurship - Many professionals are using blogs to change their world. Here we talk about how blogging can work towards career development and related areas.
• Corporate Blogging - Many corporates have started blogging, taking them closer to customers. Here, you could share your stories on why you are incorporating blogs in your products and media strategies.
• Getting Geeky - The Art and Science of Blogging, how to go about it, tips and tricks of trade and taking blogging to the next level.
• Blogging as New Media - As blogging goes mainstream, it complements journalism. Here we talk about why traditional media should care about blogging as a form of citizen journalism.
• Blogging as a Hobby - How blogs help you in showcasing your talents and skills, in sharing your deep thoughts.
• Blogging and Community - As a tool for action, collective or distributed, as a binding force, as a way for individuals to contribute, and to get back something.

Organisers say that BlogCamp works on the basis of the rule that “the expertise of the speaker is less than the collective expertise of the audience”. We want you to participate - without you, there is no BlogCamp. You can conduct sessions, help out with the organizing, and take part in the conversations or just absorb the spirit. Most importantly we’d like you to share the spirit of the BlogCamp - learn, share and grow.

The Platinum sponsor of the blog unconference conference is Yahoo India which a contribution of $6,500. Good gesture Yahoo. Microsoft…. missing the bus again?

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