JavaOne 2008 Press KitThe 2008 JavaOne conference theme "Java + You" captures the role Java technology plays in powering compelling content and rich end-user experiences across all the "screens of your life." Whether it be web designers, scripters, content providers, consumers, or traditional developers, the 2008 JavaOne conference promises endless possibilities. 2008 JavaOne features a sold out Pavilion, some amazing new participants, and a curriculum program with over 370 technical sessions, birds of a feather, and hands on labs. The Java platform is the global standard that powers billions of devices and is now ready for the new creative audiences that have emerged in response to consumer demand for rich content -- who will join the Java ecosystem of more than six million developers to take Java technology in exciting new directions. 2008 JavaOne is the place for you to experience it all. May 6-9, 2008
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Speaker BiosThe following Sun executives will host and lead daily general session presentations at JavaOne. View a detailed schedule John Gage
Chief Researcher and Director of the Science Office, Sun Microsystems, Inc. Robert Brewin
Distinguished Engineer and Chief Technology Officer, Software, Sun Microsystems, Inc. Jeet Kaul
Vice President of Developer Products and Programs, Sun Microsystems, Inc. James Gosling
Vice President and Sun Fellow, Sun Microsystems, Inc. Multimedia
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