RWW Live: Online Travel
The latest episode of RWW Live, today at 3.30pm PST, will be focused on online travel applications. We have executives from 4 great travel startups on the call: TripIt, Yapta, Dopplr and PlanetEye. In the show we'll be discussing how the Web is changing the way people travel for work and fun. It promises to be a fascinating discussion, so we hope you tune in to the show LIVE at 3.30pm PST Monday (6.30pm EST) on Calliflower or Facebook. You can also ask questions during the podcast, using the chat function.
As usual, RWW Live will be hosted by Sean Ammirati, with ReadWriteWeb's Richard MacManus, Marshall Kirkpatrick and Bernard Lunn on the podcast. Our guests are:
- Gregg Brockway, President & Co-Founder, TripIt
- Marko Ahtisaari, CEO & Co-Founder, Dopplr
- Hugh Birch, VP of Product Development, Yapta
- Jonah Sigel, VP Business Development, PlanetEye
We welcome your suggestions for discussion points, either in the comments here or by tuning in LIVE to the show - via Calliflower or Facebook - and participating in the chat room.
UPDATE: The podcast is available for download here.
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Could you ask the TripIt guy about how things are going with their API, and what kind of response they are seeing from developers?
Horrible sound quality... Lots of bla bla S
So incredibly boring...
AND SUCH A TYPICAL CONFERENCE CALL
You simply can not help yourself from muting, and continuing to work, and hoping you do not get called on.
Where is the excitement?
Where is the passion?
Is this the exciting future of Travel Online? P...lease
Aw... Is that so, I guess it is a good thing I wasn't there. They even say it is a fascinating discussion, oh well, I am wondering what should better be done to improve discussions like these. lol.
Can't really hear it too well but thanks for sharing.
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Just heard this apps. It's really an interesting things, and the internet bring a tech for people.