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BayCHI thanks the Internet Archive for hosting our audio and visual recordings! Thanks to Doug Kaye of IT Conversations for his leadership in event podcasting.

Our background music is "River" from the album "Aras" by Curandero. The music of Curandero and many other interesting artists is available from Magnatune.com.

We'll add more audio and visual recordings of BayCHI events to the podcast feed as volunteer workload permits.

Is there a particular BayCHI event you'd like to download? Send a request to podcast@baychi.org, and we'll give it priority for publication. Please include the date and title of the event, or preferably the URL of the event.

These recordings are copyright (c) ACM. They are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike License.

Audio and visual recordings of BayCHI events are available here for the benefit of the HCI community.

We're just getting started, but we have archived recordings back to 2003, so please bear with us as we prepare them for publication. Let us know which programs you're especially interested in. We'll try to publish them sooner.

Learning to Create Engaging Apps for Facebook: What Works and What Does Not

December 11, 2007
PARC, Palo Alto

Dave McClure, BJ Fogg, and Colleagues

Audio of presentation. (72.5MB, 01:45:28)
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Monthly Program Meeting

July 10, 2007
PARC, Palo Alto

Driving Adoption Through Innovation: The Alltel Celltop Case Study (Mobile Widget Platform)
Mahin Samadani, frog design

The Evolving Design of OPEN Social Sharing Networks: Bookmooch, Magnatune, and the Future of Shared Passions
John Buckman, Creative Commons, Bookmooch, and Magnatune

John's Presentation Slides (6.8MB)

Monthly Program Meeting

September 12, 2006

Pinko Marketing: Becoming a Community Sympathizer
Tara Hunt, unmarketing evangelist

Audio of Tara Hunt's presentation. (41.9MB, 00:45:39)
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Social Networking Web Service: Interconnecting Social Networks
Marc Canter, Broadband Mechanics

Audio of Marc Canter's presentation. (53.3MB, 00:58:07)
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Monthly Program Meeting

August 8, 2006
PARC, Palo Alto

Designing for Ajax
Bill Scott, Yahoo

Audio of Bill Scott's presentation. (40.1MB, 00:58:16)
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The first 100k users are always the hardest
Matt Mullenweg, WordPress

Audio of Matt Mullenweg's presentation. (32.0MB, 00:46:33)
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Monthly Program Meeting

July 11, 2006
PARC, Palo Alto

The Dunbar Number, Unstructured Trust, and Why Groups Don't Scale
Christopher Allen, writer & columnist, Life With Alacrity

Audio of Christopher Allen's presentation. (34.7MB, 00:50:30)
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The Real Nature of the Emerging Attention Economy: Seen As a New Level in the Massively Multiplayer Game Known as Western Culture
Michael H. Goldhaber

Audio of Michael Goldhaber's presentation. (44.2MB, 01:04:16)
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BayCHI Event

May 12-13, 2006
Social Text, Palo Alto

DCamp

Morning Welcome and Planning Session
Stacie Hibino, Rashmi Sinha

Audio of morning welcome and planning session. (21.5MB, 00:31:11)
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Multi-Intelligent User Experience
Benay Dara-Abrams

Audio of Benay Dara-Abrams's session. (18.8MB, 00:27:18)
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Evening Welcome and Planning Session
Stacie Hibino, Rashmi Sinha

Audio of evening welcome and planning session. (22.9MB, 00:33:19)
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Beyond Search: Social and Personal Ways of Finding Information

April 11, 2006
PARC, Palo Alto

Neil Hunt, Netflix; David Porter, Live365; Tom Conrad, Pandora; Kevin Rose, Digg; Joshua Schachter, del.icio.us; Rashmi Sinha, Moderator

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BayCHI Usability Engineering BOF Event
Lose the User: Players are At the Center of Design-Centered Disciplines

March 28, 2006
Intuit, Mountain View

Paul Sas, E*TRADE

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Monthly Program Meeting

March 14, 2006
PARC, Palo Alto

Getting Things Done: Technology and Practice
Mimi Yin, Open Source Applications Foundation

Audio of Mimi Yin's presentation. (37.5MB, 00:54:28)
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Mimi Yin's slides from 3/14/2006 program (670KB)

This is About Much More Than Tools and Rules
Merlin Mann, 43 Folders

Audio of Merlin Mann's presentation. (38.7MB, 00:56:18)
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Slides from Merlin Mann's presentation. (140KB)

Monthly Program Meeting

February 14, 2006
PARC, Palo Alto

Visual Interfaces for Databases
Jock Mackinlay, Tableau Software

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Visualizations Demo
Eric Rodenbeck and Michal Migurski, Stamen Design; Josh On, TheyRule.net; and Jeffrey Heer, UC Berkeley

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Jan 10, '06
You Own Your Attention
Ed Batista, Steve Gillmor, and Seth Goldstein, AttentionTrust.org

Dec 13, '05
Beyond Menus and Toolbars in Microsoft Office
Jensen Harris, Microsoft

Nov 8, '05
Monthly Program Meeting
Ending the Death March
Alan Cooper, Cooper
My Life as a User
Philip Greenspun, Photo.net and Arsdigita

Oct 11, '05
User Research Strategies: What Works, What Does Not Work
Panel: Sheryl Ehrlich, Adobe; Christian Rohrer, eBay; Klaus Kaasgard, Yahoo!; Kaaren Hanson, Intuit; Maria Stone, Google; Rashmi Sinha, Moderator

Sep 13, '05
Monthly Program Meeting
Podcast Solutions and Podcast Problems
Dan Klass, The Bitterest Pill
Podcasting: Media Evolution or Revolution?
Doug Kaye, IT Conversations

Aug 9, '05
Are You Ready for Web 2.0?
Panel: David Sifry, Technorati; Stewart Butterfield, Flickr/Yahoo!; Paul Rademacher, HousingMaps; Thomas Vander Wal, PersonalInfoCloud.com; Rashmi Sinha, Moderator

Jul 12, '05
Monthly Program Meeting
Mobile Media Download Usability: The Experience Running A Large-Scale Comparative Study
Scott Weiss, Principal of Usable Products Company
Information and Communications Technologies Development at the Edge of the Network Society
Paul Braund, Co-founder of RIOS Institute (Research, Innovation, Organization and Society Institute)

Jun 14, '05
Monthly Program Meeting
Experiments in Desktop Videoconferencing
Milton Chen
Modularization, Web Applications, and Why (User Experience) Designers Will Rule the World
Evan Williams

May 10, '05
What To Do When Things Go Wrong: Saving Design Train Wrecks
Scott Berkun

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Welcome, New York Times Readers

We were pleased to be mentioned in a July, 2005, New York Times article. We want to give proper credit for the coinage "On the web, everyone is famous to fifteen people." We thought David Weinberger said it first in 2001, but Weinberger himself traced it back to 1997. Do you have an earlier reference? Let us know: podcast@baychi.org!