On Sunday, June 14, from 11.00 to 19.00 in
Palazzo Ducale,
Genoa, Vinix will host an
open unconference a day before the Terroir de Vino wine fair.
Vinix is an aggregator of wine communities both online and offline, where professionals and enthusiasts can talk about wine, food and networking.
The aim of the
unconference is to open the floor to anyone interested in participating in the conversation as it pertains to food, wine and networking. You don't need to be a member of Vinix to participate. You only need to interested in contributing to the conversation. According to the website, there will be several sessions planned, so as to make it worth your while, but if conversations seem to lean in another direction, the unconference model will adapt to wherever the participants want to ...
When we created the European Wine Bloggers Conference in 2008, we were under the impression that it would be a simple gathering for a handful of bloggers to chat about innovative ways we can better ourselves and our industry. Far be it for us to consider, not 3 years later, we would have the attention and interest of over 150 bloggers from 20+ countries! From a small gathering to an international phenomenon, the EWBC has taken on a life of its own. And yes, we are proud to announce that the 2010 EWBC is officially SOLD OUT!
Mind you, this doesn't even begin to cover the breadth and depth of the wine blogger trade. The North American Wine Bloggers Conference attracted over 300 wine bloggers to their Walla Walla gathering in June, instigating well over 200 articles on the event. ...
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