Digital Capital Week 2010 – “A Slice of DCWEEK”

DCWEEK has finally come to an end for creatives in the Nation’s Capital and now its time to recap the bits of knowledge gleaned by roving reporter yours truly. Digital Capital Week (DCWEEK) is a 10 day festival in Washington DC focused on technology, innovation and all things digital. It took place from June 11th to June 20th, 2010 in venues across the city with the mission of strengthening the capital region’s digital economy via events focused on creativity, technology, entrepreneurship, marketing, content creation, and innovation.

One of the unique aspects of DCWEEK is its openness. Anyone can participate, host, sponsor, lead a project, or just throw a party. Most sessions were free, though some events did require you to purchase a ticket.

I personally attended Media 2.0 Day and Gov & Org 2.0 Day on June 15th and 16th, 2010 respectively, live tweeting, note-taking and recording audio, in addition to snagging a couple of quick video interviews with various event attendees, including: Audrey Matthias of istrategylabs, Angela Hausman of Hausman & Associates, Lauren Garcimonde-Fisher, Allyson Kapin of RAD Campaign/Women Who Tech, Carie Lewis of The Human Society, Eric Lewis of The Bivings Group, Kathy Dunne of Exponent Partners, Caitlin Currie, Connor Turner of Armadillo Studios, Inc., Tyler Gray of The Bivings Group, Sukumar Ganapati of Florida International University.

You can view the video here: A Slice of DCWEEK – Digital Capital Week 2010

You may also be interested in Digital Capital Week 2010 – Quotes from DCWEEK Gov & Org 2.0 Day and Digital Capital Week 2010 – Quotes from DCWEEK Media 2.0 Day.

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