I’ve been looking through some of the photos* from last week’s Webstock conference in Wellington, and of all things a picture of this year’s Webstock computer carry bag, above, caught my eye (photo by Cle0patra).
This has to be the best one yet, I already have the 2008 and 2009 bags, so here’s hoping [...]
Webstock bags are swag unto themselves
Posted by John Lampard on Monday, 22 February, 2010 to the design and art subset
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Not just for the birds, Webstock returns in 2010
Posted by John Lampard on Tuesday, 13 October, 2009 to the events subset
Webstock – whose swish new website is sporting a very avian (dare I say bird themed) look – is on again in 2010, taking place in Wellington from 15 to 19 February.
Speakers include Kevin Rose of Digg, Jessica Jackley founder of Kiva, and Sydney based inventor, writer, and theorist Mark Pesce.
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Good on ya, The ONYAs celebrate top New Zealand web design
Posted by John Lampard on Monday, 11 May, 2009 to the events subset
New from the Webstock crew, a brand new award to honour outstanding New Zealand web design, The ONYAs.
Entries open in two weeks time on Monday 25 May, with the winners being announced on Thursday 20 August 2009.
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Webstock 2009 photos
Posted by John Lampard on Monday, 23 February, 2009 to the events subset
I’ve just spent an hour or so going through some of the many photo collections from last week’s Webstock conference in Wellington. Even though I’m not really much of a web person anymore I will get along to one of the conferences one day… they simply look too good to miss.
Anyway to get a feel [...]
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It’s Webstock week in Wellington, New Zealand
Posted by John Lampard on Monday, 16 February, 2009 to the events subset
Webstock 2009 kicks off in Wellington today.
And if you haven’t seen it already, check the Webstock 2009 Official Trailer, set to the Mi-Sex tune “Computer Games”.
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Designing to the max
Posted by John Lampard on Thursday, 13 November, 2008 to the comment subset
I’ve corresponded with Russ Weakley once or twice before by email, and I don’t think I’ve ever heard from him outside of the hours midnight to three o’clock in the morning.
At first I thought there was a glitch with my mail server, but no Russ, who works two design gigs, runs the WSG, and is [...]
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Webstock 2009, Wellington, New Zealand
Posted by John Lampard on Wednesday, 10 September, 2008 to the events subset
Webstock 2009 was launched yesterday afternoon at Wellington’s Paramount Theatre.
Featuring workshops and a two day conference, Webstock runs from Monday 16th until Friday 20th February 2009. Here’s the lowdown for those who came in late:
Webstock is a range of web-related events with the aim of improving how websites are built through inspiration, education, insightful analysis [...]
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Webstock 09 is a go, you heard it here first (almost)
Posted by John Lampard on Friday, 13 June, 2008 to the events subset
Maybe the real scoop being Webstock is now an annual event, not biennial?
We’re working on the format for Webstock right now, but it’s likely to be similar to this year – workshops and a two day main conference. Our aim is to raise the bar yet again in terms of quality and presentation and we’ve [...]
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There and Back Again
Posted by John Lampard on Monday, 26 May, 2008 to the comment subset
There and Back Again
British web designer Andy Budd writes about his recent visit to New Zealand and Australia, where he spoke at Webstock and Web Directions events.
I love this paragraph about Hong Kong, “a city where east and west collide”, though:
The trip started with a two day lay-over in Hong Kong to break the journey. [...]
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CodeBlacks vs Silicon Welly at Webstock Mini
Posted by John Lampard on Tuesday, 22 April, 2008 to the events subset
CodeBlacks vs Silicon Welly
A late sort of mention (an announcement popped up on my Twitter feed last night), but the all conquering CodeBlacks are looking for another win, this time at a halfbaked.com challenge, as they go up against Silicon Welly in an effort to produce the best start up business plan in about 30 [...]
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