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[http://hackingthegigabitcity.eventbrite.com/ Register here]
[http://hackingthegigabitcity.eventbrite.com/ Register here]


Mozilla, in partnership with the National Science Foundation, KC Digital Drive and the
Mozilla, in partnership with the National Science Foundation, US Ignite, KC Digital Drive and the
Kauffman Foundation would like to invite you to "Hacking the Gigabit City" on March 22-24
Kauffman Foundation would like to invite you to "Hacking the Gigabit City" on March 22-24 in the Google Fiber Space in Kansas City.
in the Google Fiber Space in Kansas City.


Gigabit networks might just be to the 21st century what railroads, electricity, highways
Gigabit networks might just be to the 21st century what railroads, electricity, highways
and telephones were to the 20th. That future is here in Kansas City, home of broadband and
and telephones were to the 20th.  
barbecue. Following previous events in San Francisco and Chattanooga, we invite you to
Kansas City to come hack the gig.


At "Hacking the Gigabit City", we'll dream, build and hack together on innovative apps
That future is here in Kansas City, home of broadband and barbecue. Following previous events in San Francisco and Chattanooga, we invite you to join us for a weekend of authentic BBQ, talented people and a unique opportunity to hack on Kansas City's 1 gigabit-per-second Google Fiber network.
that can make a difference in people's lives. Join us for a weekend of authentic BBQ,
talented people and a unique opportunity to hack on Kansas City's 1 gigabit-per-second
Google Fiber network.


Teams are forming and projects created here could grow into submissions to the Mozilla
==Project/team formation==
Ignite Challenge with $250,000 of seed money, mentorship and other resources to help get
off the ground.


[http://hackingthegigabitcity.eventbrite.com/ Apply now for a travel scholarship] or
<strong>Projects and teams are coming together now.</strong> Dive into the projects below, add your thoughts, and get involved.
simply [http://hackingthegigabitcity.eventbrite.com/ register] for the event. And please
tell your talented friends.


This wiki is intended primarily as a place for team formation and idea sharing among teams
If you're not sure where you fit in but are interested in hacking for good on 1 Gbps Google Fiber that's ok, too. <strong>Get in touch with us and we'll help figure out what makes sense.</strong> Emailing ignite at mozillafoundation dot org is the way to start.
planning to come to "Hacking the Gigabit City".
 
And while there's heavy emphasis on shipping code, all skillsets are welcome! It takes a village to make a good application.
 
Projects created here are just the beginning. If you make something great, we'll help you make it happen. KC is rich with resources and we are working to bring the right people together and resources to pilot these projects in the real world.
 
The projects & "Minimum Viable Products" created here could grow into submissions to the Mozilla Ignite Challenge with $250,000 of seed money, mentorship and other resources to help get off the ground.
 
We want teams to start building as much as they can before the event -- there's no reason to wait until Friday the 22nd to get started.
 
==Apps and App Teams Forming for Hacking the Gigabit City==


<b>App idea / team formation discussion call</b><br> Conference Number: 650-903-0800 x92
<b>App idea / team formation discussion call</b><br> Conference Number: 650-903-0800 x92
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[https://etherpad.mozilla.org/hackingthegigabitcity HackingTheGigabitCity etherpad]
[https://etherpad.mozilla.org/hackingthegigabitcity HackingTheGigabitCity etherpad]
It's a little easier for real-time communication and we will migrate it to the wiki after the meeting:
==Apps and App Teams Forming for Hacking the Gigabit City==


<p>We're interested in demonstrating innovation in education, workforce training,
<p>We're interested in demonstrating innovation in education, workforce training,
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