ora owns web2.0 - and will sue your ass if you try to use it

[Jacqui Caren]

jesse wrote:
> Nope. But there is more information there, especially on the nature of
> the mark, what happened, what the resolution was and the fact that
> they're sorry. 

No they are NOT sorry - they are unhappy about the negative publicity 
and are prepared to let this *years* conference use the mark, but still 
want to stop anyone else *world wide* organising web2.0 conferences.

This is a microshaft and they deserve all the negative publicity they
are getting - and worse.

They charge ~3000 USD for a web2.0 conf and the .ei conf charges 50EUR?
No wonder they are so shit scared of competition.