MashupCamp brings minds together Video

Video description: David Berlind, a MashupCamp organizer and ZDNet editor, shows us the ins and outs of mashups from the floor of this year's "unconference for the uncomputer." Check out a couple of demos and hear what inspired the meeting's unique format.\r\n

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