Image via WikipediaIt’s a road trip time for Zemanta this week. We’re visiting sunny San Francisco for O’Reilly Web 2.0 Expo and to meet with our friends from the area. Since we know that a lot of bloggers using us are from the Bay area, we would love to meet you and talk to you what we can do to make blogging even easier for you.

To get in touch you can private message on twitter or make me a friend at CrovdWine or just use old fashioned email approach - jure@zemanta.com

We are wrapping up our London experience and going to Le Web 3 in Paris next week! If you would like to meet us there, please drop me a mail!

We are quite excited about Le Web since everyone is saying how good it was last year. We are presenting there also.

In other news after countless issues we finally moved our private beta service to a hosted server, out of our living room. Hopefully we’ll open up our web page a little bit more later today.

See you at LeWeb3!

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The Spanish Blogging Conference turned out to be a truly great event. Until now we were mostly talking to bloggers who mainly write in English or Slovenian, so being able to speak to a new group of bloggers underlined quite a few of our ideas and showed us where our focus should be. Most specially by supporting local languages and communities and that blogs are a communication tool.

Every group has their own ways of using and living through new technologies, it is also quite remarkable how Spanish bloggers are similar to their Blogging peers in other countries - they don’t care that much about the technology and how it is called, as long as it allows them to get their message to their readers. Having great tools that make it easy is a plus, but as Twitter demonstrated, even 160 characters is enough to do some amazing things.

While Zemanta does not (yet) official support Spanish, I am sure that passion and determination presented will help us greatly when we weight which language to select next.

Special thanks go to Christian, who by doing small pieces of his magic enabled us to be there.

* Photo by ABACERIA DEL SUR

Time flies like an arrow they say; an arrow with German wings flies higher we might add. So it is high time for us to pack those laptops and fuel our brains again.
Zemanta is going on the road again this week: me and Jure will be attending Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin, the hottest event for Web startups on the Continent. We are eager to learn from some of the best experts on the web like Kathy Sierra and Sean Park and meet friends from all over Europe, who will gather there to mingle. On Monday I will be also speaking about our experience with Seedcamp and I am hoping to inspire other young entrepreneurs to join the exciting venture of changing the world.
If somebody feels like going for a drink with us, don’t hesitate and send us an email. As they say around here: “don’t be british about it”.

Update: zemifyed!

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