Mobile 2.0 Europe Conference

Listening to all the feedback we got, the second Mobile 2.0 Europe was again great with lots of interesting sessions and speakers from different area’s in the mobile ecosystem. We would like to thank everybody who participated and helped make it a success, especially our partners ESADE, Barcelona Activa, Sun Microsystems, Vodafone Betavine, Forum Nokia, Yahoo!, Smaato, Getjar, 22@ Barcelona, The Finnish Mobile Association, O2 Litmus, Shozu and Amiando for their invaluable support.

Many thanks to all participating speakers, panelists and moderators; Andrew & Claire for taking the audience questions on their Nokia N97; Elies Campo and the Sons of Wireless for the dash of fun they brought us during the preparals and for coming up with the Mobile 2.0 SIM-card Thanks also to our interns Sarah and Jason; to Steffen who brought fresh design to the venue and its screens; and last but not least the Mobile 2.0 Organization Team!

Deisi, Carles and Rudy.

Many pictures and video’s were taking during the event, just check for media tagged with #m20eu or #mobile20 and you should find at random. The Flickr set from our photographer Jordi Salinas – www.jordisalinas.com can be found here, and other sets from the conference are here, and here from the Developer Day.

Also fun to check is the Random Mobile 2.0 Europe Tweets, a selection of some great tweets sent during and around the event. The whole twitterstream can be tracked here.

You can find all speaker presentations here below:

José Luis de Vicente on Citizens as Sensors
Atau Tanaka
Régine Debatty – we-make-money-not-art.com
Context by Ted Morgan, Skyhook Wireless
Beyond Free: …what is the customer’s perception of “free”? by Priya Prakash
The Mobile Revolution at MobileActive.org
Tom Raftery on Mobile Sustainability
Carlos Domingo – Openness in the Telecommunication Industry

And below also a random overview of blog coverage about the Mobile 2.0 Europe event:

$6 Million For Sense Networks? Makes Sense – TechCrunch.com

“Si nos conectamos a Internet por el móvil evitaremos la adicción al ordenador” – Interview in La Vanguardia (Spanish) with Felix Petersen – co-Founder at Plazes.com / Head of Product Strategy Social Location at Nokia.

Mobile 2.0 Europe: Video Interview With GetJar CEO Ilja Laurs – TechCrunch.com

Rip off roaming: the MAXRoam response – Dennis Howlett (ZDNet.com)

Coming To Android This Summer: Kyte, Rummble and Google Books – MobileCrunch.com

Barcelona 2009 Summer events recap – Intomobile.com

Citizens as Sensors at Mobile 2.0 Europe – Smart Mobs

Mobile 2.0 Europe – Schaufeln für den Goldrausch – Gründerszene

Mobile 2.0 wrap up – Wolfram Kriesing at Uxebu JavaScript addicts

Layar’s Augmented Reality Browser: Literally More Than Meets The Eye – TechCrunch.com

Tom Hume’s Mobile 2.0 recap – Tom Hume

Apps are like Songs – Daniel Appelquist

Good times at Mobile 2.0 in Barcelona #m20eu – James Coops at mjelly.com

[tce] Mobile 2.0 Europe (2009) insights – Vitor Domingos

@Mobile 2.0 Barcelona – GoMoNews.com + check all footage from Bena at both events.

Mobile 2.0 Europe Startup Demo Launch Pad – Zensify blog

Mobile 2.0 Barcelona. Misión Cumplida – Sons of Wireless

Cellity at the Mobile 2.0 Europe event – Cellity blog

Mobile 2.0 Europe, segunda edición – Ojo Móviles

Mobile 2.0 roundup – Ric Ferraro

And don’t forget to save the date for Mobile 2.0 San Francisco later this autumn on October 15-16, 2009. See you there!

A couple of days before the event, and reps from more than 170 companies registered to attend Mobile 2.0 Europe event – that is more than last year! – including startups, investors, mobile carriers, device manufacturers, mobile application and service providers, bloggers, press and web technologists. If you want to attend the event to connect with industry leadership, mobile influencers and broaden your C-level relationships, you can still buy tickets here.

The Mobile 2.0 Europe Developer Day is sold out, we just have a couple of duo-tickets left to attend both the Dev Day on Thursday, June 18 and the Event on Friday, June 19.

Here’s the list of the companies attending the MOBILE 2.0 EUROPE conference in alphabetical order:

Three weeks to go and Mobile 2.0 Europe is shaping up to become another great event! Here’s an update.

Mobile 2.0 Europe Developer Day
The Developer Day is nearly fully shaped up now. Next to the previously announced sessions, we have more sessions confirmed by Skyhook Wireless on enabling location-based mobile apps, Uxebu (on dojo-based apps & widgets), and sessions on W3C standards and on building Android apps.

Mobile 2.0 Europe Startup Demo Launch Pad
More than 50 mobile startups are currently registered to be selected to present at the Mobile 2.0 Europe Demo Launch Pad. Last hours to fill-in the registration form. Startup registration to the Launch Pad closes on May 28, 2009 at midnight PST. The Mobile 2.0 Organizing Committee will evaluate and select the startups to present to be announced on June 1, 2009.

Start-ups who previously presented at Mobile 2.0 events include: aka-aki (Germany), Dial2Do (Ireland), Nimbuzz (Netherlands), Rummble (UK), Seesmic (USA), Zipipop (Finland), Mippin (UK), Heysan (USA), Skout (USA), Webwag (France), Palringo (UK), Taptu (UK) and Kyte (USA).

Mobile 2.0 Europe Conference
The speakers’ profiles have been added to our website and the agenda has been updated. This week we added:

Ted Morgan (Boston) – CEO & Founder at Skyhook Wireless.
Fee Beyer (Berlin) – Product & Innovation Team at T-Mobile International.
Jacob Lehrbaum (San Francisco) – Senior Product Manager at Sun Microsystems.
Michael Breidenbruecker – Founder Reality Jockey Ltd. / Co-Founder Last.fm Ltd.

More C-Level speakers are still confirmed every day now.

Tickets
There are a limited number of standard price tickets left for 99 euros for the Developer Day.  If you would like to attend both events, Developer Day and Mobile 2.0 Europe, there are combo-tickets available for 399 € euros. You can purchase your tickets here at Amiando http://www.amiando.com/mobile2europe2009.html. Act soon the tickets are nearly sold out!

TechCrunch Mobile 2.0 Party
Our partner TechCrunch announced it will be hosting the official TechCrunch Mobile 2.0 Party after the event on Friday and after the speaker’s dinner. Check here to book your attendance.

Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Barcelona Camp
Also in partnership with MobileActive.org we’ll be hosting a Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Barcelona Camp at Barcelona Activa on Saturday, June 20, 2009 — registration coming up! Mobile Tech 4 Social Change Camps are local events for people passionate about using mobile technology for social impact and to make the world a better place.

Each event includes interactive discussions, hands-on-demos, collaborative scheming about ways to use, develop, and deploy mobile technologies in health, advocacy, economic development, environment, human rights, citizen media, to name a few areas. Check here for updates and more info.

That’s it for this week, more news to come soon!

Announcing Mobile 2.0 Europe : a two-day event on June 18-19, 2009 in Barcelona exploring the emerging Mobile Ecosystem and Disruptive Mobile Innovation, presented by dotopen and the Mobile 2.0 Organizing Committee.

After 3 events in San Francisco and a successful Mobile 2.0 Europe event in Barcelona last year we decided to make this 5th official Mobile 2.0 conference a 2-day event:

A Developers’ Day on June 18 in Barcelona Activa, a day for developers in mobile & web convergent area’s exploring the mobile ecosystem and the Mobile 2.0 Europe conference on June 19 at at the Espacio ESADE FORUM, a day to explore future visions on mobile and beyond.

At Mobile 2.0 Europe, we will explore the next big leaps of innovation in mobile for the coming years. Six main themes will be covered during this edition: Openness, Beyond Free, Play, Cloud, Context and Sense.

Each section, eventually combined will have about an hour & half including a keynote or visionary talk on this topic, followed by a panel discussion by C-level industry experts from major European Operators, Venture Capital, Device Manufacturers, Startups,  and Application or Service Providers.

Currently confirmed speakers:

Marko Ahtisaari – CEO of Dopplr.
Tommy Ahlers, Founder of Zyb, now Head of LBS at Vodafone / CEO at Wayfinder Systems.
Andrew Berglund – Global Interactive Creative Director at Cheil Communications.
Xavier Carrillo Costa – CEO / Founder Digital Legends Entertainment.
Andreas Constantinou, Ph.D. – Research Director at VisionMobile.
Regine Debatty – we-make-money-not-art.com.
Dr. Lai Kok Fung – Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder BuzzCity.
Tom Hume – Managing Director of Future Platforms.
Matthaus Krzykowski - Mobile Correspondent, VentureBeat.
Brian LeRoux – PhoneGap and Nitobi.
Inma Martinez - Digital Media Strategist and Investment Advisor at Stradbroke.
Charles McCathieNevile – Chief Standards Officer at Opera Software.
Harald Neidhardt – CMO & Co-Founder, Smaato Inc.
Dr. Maximilian Niederhofer, Associate, Atlas Venture.
James Parton – Head of O2 Litmus at O2 UK.
Felix Petersen, Founder at Plazes.com, now Head of Product Strategy Social Location at Nokia.
Pat Phelan – founder and President of Cubic Telecom (MAXroam).
Priya Prakash – Designer of Tools, Conversations & Experiences.
Tom Raftery is lead analyst of GreenMonk, the Energy and Sustainability practice of industry analyst firm RedMonk.
Peggy Anne Salz, Chief Analyst and Founder of MSearchGroove
Gustav Soderstrom, Director of Portable Solutions, Spotify.
Prof. Atau Tanaka – Chair of Digital Media, Acting Director of Culture Lab.
Andrea Trasatti – Director, Technology strategy at mTLD dotMobi.
Katrin Verclas – Co-Founder and Editor at MobileActive.org

More C-level speakers from the European mobile ecosystem (operators, handset manufacturers, VC’s, startups, applications and service providers) will be confirmed soon.

We’ll also have some startup demo presentations of some new and innovative startups active in the themes we’ll be covering. You can register your startup here, it’s FREE!

Early bird tickets can now be ordered at http://www.amiando.com/mobile2europe2009.html

If you’d like to sponsor, speak or if you have a speaker suggestion, please get in touch with us.

The first Mobile 2.0 Europe belongs to the past now but the discussion seems to be very alive online. We are linking here to all the post and discussions about the event, and will add more content as they become available.

We had a great event with lots of interesting sessions and speakers from different area’s in the mobile ecosystem. Seventeen promising startups came from all corners in Europe to present their new ideas in mobile. We would like to thank everybody who participated to the Mobile 2.0 Europe event and helped make it a success.

Three companies were selected to present at Mobile 2.0 San Francisco on November 3:

Zipipop (Finland) – Intention Broadcasting

Rummble (UK) – Mobile Local Discovery

Nimbuzz (Netherlands) – Mobile IM and Text Message Service

Here’s what we tracked as conversation as of today:

IN ENGLISH

Some notes from the Mobile 2.0 conference (Nokia Conversations)

Europe’s Mobile startups come together (TechCrunch)

(The Next Web)
Mobile 2.0 Europe: exploring the future of mobile
Mobile 2.0 Europe: best-of-class startups

Mobile 2.0: Rummble, Zipiko and Dial2Do shine, but venture capitalists express caution (VentureBeat)

Mobile Europe 2.0: Recreational Mobile Search, Intention Broadcasting & Much More; The Future Is Here, But Will MVNOs Like Blyk Drive It? (mSearchGroove)

Mobile 2.0 Europa – It Takes Two To Tango (Inma Martinez – Shift6)

mobile 2.0 – VC panel summary (Tony Fish)

Mobile 2.0 – The Conversation in the Wireless Industry Becomes A Shouting Match (Max Niederhofer)

(Dan’s Blog)
Open Business Models at Mobile 2.0 Europe
Early Stage Startups at Mobile 2.0 Europe
Mobile 2.0 Europe Kicks Off

Rummble at Mobile 2.0 Barcelona (Rummble Blog)

Mobile 2.0 Europe is over.. (SPRX mobile)

Mobile 2.0: following up on the operator perspective (blog cpinto)

Zipipop wins at Mobile 2.0 Europe (Arctic Startup)

The Electric Knife Syndrome (Charlie Schick)

Shout’Em after Mobile 2.0 Europe (Five Minutes)

Recap: Mobile 2.0 Europe (Cultureslurp)

Rummble: A Unique Play On A Location-Based Mobile Search Engine (GPS Obsessed)

[tce] mobile 2.0 europe takedown (Vitor Domingos)

Live from Mobile 2.0 in Barcelona (Federic Dummeny)

There is no such thing as mobile internet – Mobile 2.0 Europe (Local Search)

Mobile 2.0 Europe -Wrap-up (Ric Ferraro)

IN SPANISH

Mobile 2.0, la evolución del acceso a la red y sus contenidos (BRM)

Mobile 2.0: las operadores se defienden (CanalPDA)

Mobile 2.0 Conference en Barcelona (digitalismo)

Final del Mobile 2.0 (Unkasoft)

Resumen del Mobile 2.0 (Carlos Mantero)

Resumen del Mobile 2.0 (Carlos Blanco)

(OJOmóviles)
Congreso Mobile 2.0 en ESADE Barcelona
Mobile Social Media
Sesión Statups
La perspectiva de los inversores de capital riesgo
Startups Pre Series A
La perspectiva de los operadores
Startups Post Series A
Modelos de negocio abiertos

IN CATALAN

Mobile 2.0 Europe (alCim)

IN DUTCH

Mobile 2.0 Europe – Een terugblik op de toekomst (onetomarket)

PICTURES

TechCrunch Euro Tour – Mobile 2.0 Europe (Mike Butcher’s set on Flickr)

Mobile 2.0 Europe (Rudy De Waele’s set on Flickr)

VIDEO

Mobile 2.0 Europe on Blip.tv

Mobile 2.0 Europe #m2eu (QIK videos by Mark a.m. Kramer)

Revolt at Mobile 2.0 Europe (Mike Butcher)

NOTE: don’t hesitate to send us a note if we missed your post & opinion somehow, this site is here for you. Stay tuned!

Save the date!

The Mobile 2.0 Conference is spreading its wings to Europe and will land on July 4 in Barcelona, Spain. This one-day event focusing on the Mobile Web and Disruptive Mobile Innovation, is brought to you by dotopen and the Mobile 2.0 Organizing Committee: Daniel Appelquist, Gregory Gorman, Mike Rowehl, Peter Vesterbacka and Rudy De Waele in partnership with ESADE.

The MOBILE 2.0 EUROPE conference brings together experts and thought leaders from all aspects of the mobile ecosystem, including startups, investors, mobile carriers, device manufacturers, and mobile application developers and web technologists.

The MOBILE 2.0 EUROPE conference is an opportunity for companies to connect to industry leadership and startup innovation and broaden your C-level relationships.

The event will be held at the Espacio ESADE FORUM, Barcelona and will run from 9:00am to 6:00pm with a reception at the Espacio ESADE FORUM afterward.

So, what can you expect? Two industry keynotes, four panels and three series of innovative startups presenting live-demos.

Panel speakers as of today include:

• Tony Fish, AMF Ventures
• Dr. Maximilian Niederhofer, Associate, Atlas Venture
• Inma Martinez, Director and Principal Advisor, Stradbroke Advisor
• Anil Hansjee, Head of Corporate Development – EMEA, Google Inc.
• Mike Butcher, editor TechCrunch UK & Ireland
• Chris Liu, Managing Director, Fjord
• Leif Fågelstedt, COO, Blyk
• Ilja Laurs, Founder & CEO of GetJar
• Antonio Vince Staybl, CEO GoFresh
• Raimo van der Klein, Co-founder SPRXmobile
• Martin Duval, CEO bluenove / Director of the Orange Start-Up Program
• Carlos Domingo, General Director of Telefonica R+D labs
• Unai Iturburu, Head of Vodafone Spain R&D

Check the full speaker list here.

The Mobile 2.0 Europe presenting start-ups will be selected in 3 Categories (Seed Capital Stage, Pre Series A and Post Series A). Any start-up company with a mobile application can participate. To apply and present your company and your application, you need to fill in the online application form. Deadline for submission is June 6, 2008 at midnight CET.

Seed Capital Stage and Pre Series A Start-ups will be selected by dotopen and the Mobile 2.0 organizing committee. Post Series A Start-ups will be selected in collaboration with the VC Panel. During the event, all panel participants and organizers will vote their best Start-up in each category; the winner in each category receives an invitation to present at the Mobile 2.0 Event in San Francisco on November 3, 2008.

Early Bird registration for this event is only € 99,- till May 31, after that date, tickets will cost €199,-

Stay tuned! More goodies to be announced soon.