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Kinnernet

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “annual networking event for internet professionals”. Today it says “series of invitation-only unconference events formed by entrepreneurs”.
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Kinnernet is an annual networking event for Internet professionals, held at the Ohalo Resort in Israel every Spring since 2003. Organised by Yossi Vardi , founding investor of ICQ , Kinnernet serves as a think tank for everything Internet, with some 250 attendees.1 Kinnernet is an invitation-only, self-organized "un-conference", originally inspired by Tim O'Reilly's Foo Camp . Kinnernet aims to provide Internet professionals, creatives and "geeks" the opportunity to gather informally and discuss topics of mutual interest.2 Some discussion points later become topics at TheMarker, a two day Internet business conference in Tel Aviv .3

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annual networking event for internet professionals

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series of invitation-only unconference events formed by entrepreneurs

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