This year we will have the BerlinWebWeek in Berlin for the 3rd time. Around the webinale, RailsWayCon & International PHP Conference in the 1st week of June 2010 a lot of web-related events will take place, which together form the BerlinWebWeek 2010 and thus bring this digital Webcalender into the real world. Here our overview:

• the BarCamp International UXcamp on the 29. and 30.5. (more…)
• the Mobile Social Shopping Meetup Mobile Social Shopping on the 31.5. (more…)
• the congress webinale from the 31.5. to the 2.6. (more…)
• the webinale Party and the Internet Film Fest webcuts on the 1.6. (more…)
• the Social Media, HR and Recruiting Meetup Social Media & HR on the 1.6. (mehr…)
• the Accel Internet Networking Dinner Accel Internet Dinner on the 1.6. (more…)
• the Social Web Breakfast Social Web Breakfast am 2.6. (more…)
• the Deutsche-Startups-Networkevent Echtzeit on the 2.6. (more…)
• the mediapolitical media.net Event on the 3.6.
• the Searchengine and Social Media Workshop on the 3.6. (more…)
• the BarCamp ProductCamp Berlin on the 5.6. (more…)
• the HighScalability conference BerlinBuzzWords on the 7. and 8.6. (more…)
• the networking meetup UdL Digital on the 7.6. (more…)
• the Berlin Google Technology User Group meetup Berlin GTUG on the 7.6. (more…)
• the Mobile Monday on the 7.6. (more…)
• the meetup of the UXBookClub on the 8.6. (more…)
• the Podcast Wednesday on the 9.6. (more…)
• the closing event of BerlinWebWeek 2010 Twittwoch & BerlinWebNight on the 9.6. (more…)

The BerlinWebNight as the NetworkingEvent and closing party of the BerlinWebWeek 2010 will start after the Twittwoch in the Homebase Lounge. Twittkickers (this time no normal Twittwoch) will start around 19:00, after 20:00 we will be networking and partying!

One thing is for sure though: a LOT is happening in Berlin in the first half of this year – to name only the big events – just recently the re:publica, then the next, shortly before the BerlinWebWeek the droidcon, directly after the BerlinWebWeek the ITProfits and the LinuxTag… Berlin is the German internet capital.