That said, to be honest, I didn’t really go to many other presentations.  No offence to the speakers – the ones I did go to were amazing – but I really felt better sitting in the hallways talking to passersby and networking – something I’ve neglected to do at a lot of other *camps in the past.

As far as the sessions I did see, I really enjoyed Nick’s presentation on how his new company works – there’s nothing out there like it, and I know he’s going to go far.  Goggan’s session on loss leaders taught me how to give away stuff – I’m taking his advice and releasing a free theme in the next few weeks.  Allen Fuller’s presentation on “Digital Media for Change” was spot on – great to see how the Internets can be used for good and not evil.

The sessions were scheduled ahead of time, letting everyone know what was going to happen, which is good for scheduling and seeing what sessions you want to see.  But, after the dust settled and all is said and done, it feels like BCN was a fantastic CONFERENCE.

Thoughts?