As you know, one of the biggest events around the Internet industry is Web 2.0 Expo by O'Reilly and CMP. There's a huge one coming up next week taking place in San Francisco. And guess what. We are holding a session duirng the Expo!

The title of the session is "Web 2.0 Killed the Moleskine Star." You might think, "What's up with the title?"

Well, here's synapsis for the session. We don't think Web 2.0 is quite where it was supposed to be by now when everyone started praising the next phase of the Web back in 2005. Why? It's because the "Web 2.0" products and services haven't been made for "everyone", lacking room for true innovation. Now, with more developed and eye-opening digital infrastructue and environment in Korea, we're gonna take a look at some examples of how Springnote is being used by "everyday" people to portray the future of Web apps. Web apps will invade many areas of our offline and daily lives, such as using the Moleskine notebook.

So, if you're attending the conference, don't forget to come by! We have lots of interesting things to talk about. Especially, the presentation will be given by Taewoo Danny Kim, one of the leading IT/Internet bloggers in Korea behing Technokimchi.com.

Seriously, we think it's going to rock! :)