LeWeb is an annual tech conference that takes place in Paris, France. The conference was founded in 2005 and is organized by Loic Le Meur and Geraldine Le Meur, founder of video-sharing website Seesmic. Over 1,200 people from 30 countries are expected to attend the LeWeb tech conference fifth edition in 2008.MarketWatch: LeWeb '08 Conference (November 25, 2008)

Nothing big will come from apathy and least of all from the general pessimistic outlook. It is time to stop listening to all the doomsayers out there and focus out attention back on the opportunities to be had. 1 200 entrepreneurs and investors from 30 countries are going to pull together to create the success stories of tomorrow's web industry and go away from the LeWeb conference with a healthy dose of optimism,—Loic Le Meur MarketWatch: LeWeb '08 Conference (November 25, 2008)

• 2005: 250 attendees
• 2005 Second Edition: 500 attendees
• 2006: 1,000 attendees
• 2007: 1,800 attendeesOfficial Site: About Us
• 2008: 1,200 attendees expected MarketWatch: LeWeb '08 Conference (November 25, 2008)

The following is a selection of speakers scheduled to speak at the LeWeb 2008 tech conference. A complete list of speakers is available on the LeWeb official website.

• Michael Arrington, co-founder and editor of TechCrunch
• Aapo Bovellan, head of product management for Nokia
• Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn
• Joi Ito, CEO of Creative Commons

• Organizer: Loic Le Meur

• Official Site: 2007 LeWeb3 | 2006 LeWeb3

• Twitter: LeWeb3

• Backchannel IRC Chat: irc://irc.freenode.net #leweb3

• Flickr: LeWeb3 Photos

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• vpod.tv: LeWeb3 2007 Videos

• YouTube: LeWeb3 on French TV LCI (Time: 14:53)

• Google Image Search: LeWeb3

• YouTube: LeWeb3 Program Explained (Time: 6:14)

• YouTube: LeWeb3 2006 Party (Time: 0:53)

• YouTube: Nicolas Sarkozy Speech @ LeWeb3 - Part1 (Time: 9:26)