Well, Supernova 2006 is over. What a three days! I just want to thank all the people who helped make the conference a success, including our attendees, speakers, sponsors, partners, moderators, staff, volunteers, bloggers, videobloggers, podcasters, and others. Unlike most major technology conferences, there is no big company behind Supernova. The Wharton School and our sponsors provide invaluable support, but I organize Supernova myself, with a small support team of ...

The rest of this week, I’ll be posting (to the extent I do!) over at the Supernova 2006 blog. We’ll have guest bloggers there as well doing session notes and commentary over the next three days, so go check it out!

Although there’s really no substitute for experiencing Supernova in-person, we’re providing a number of resources for virtual participation in the conference. We’ll be streaming live audio of all the general sessions, as well as posting podcasts, videoblog entries, and blog coverage on our Media Center page, starting Thursday morning. You can also access the Supernova blog, wiki, IRC chat, and other tools at the Supernova Community Connection. And if you ...

Yes, you guessed it, planning for Supernova has been all-consuming the past month. But that’s a good thing. Registration for the conference is way up, we have a tremendous group of speakers, and we’re doing all sorts of cool new things that we haven’t tried before. All of which should make it an awesome event this year. By the way, if you’re thinking of coming, register soon. We’re getting close ...