Events
A Pirate Captain visiting the Pacific Northwest
About three weeks from now, Rickard Falkvinge (founder of the Pirate Party) will be kicking off the Vancouver Open Web Conference. He’ll be presenting a keynote on how, in just three years, a party with an odd name organized around a narrow electronic frontier platform has become the fourth largest political party in Sweden. It’s [...]
eLiberatica 2009
As I write this, my friend (and eLiberatica chair) Lucian is packing up to fly to Bucharest for this year’s instance of the eLiberatica Electronic Frontier/Free Software/Open Source conference. Sadly, I won’t be participating this year – a commitment to less travel and a new venture make doubly sure that I’m staying home.
Despite the downturn, [...]
Externalities Win
Earlier this year, I gave a presentation at Münchner Kreis’ Leadership by Open Innovation in the Telecoms, IT and Media Industries event. What follows is a rough transcript of my presentation. I recognise that it has flaws, but may still provide some useful neuron twiddling for readers. I’m happy for feedback and suggestions.
Externalities [...]
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The Paris Brief
Spent from December 7th until 14th in Paris.
Attended the AFUP Forum PHP.
Provided opening keynote for event. (Slides here.)
Well-attended, well-run event.
500 people over two days.
Some excellent sessions – including a security session by Damien Seguy that needed to be given twice to meet demand.
Small exhibition hall with a mix of local (like Anaska) and international (like [...]
Slides from AFUP Forum PHP Keynote
Yesterday, I had the honor of providing the opening keynote for the AFUP’s Forum PHP event.
Slides from the session are below:
The Age of Literate Machines – AFUP Forum PHP
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NorthWest MozDev 08 Roundup
NorthWest MozDev was informal, fun and useful. Many thanks to Brij for organizing and to the other attendees for coming out!
Time permitting, I may work up a more complete report on the event later – for now, I’ll just post a link to the rough notes from the meeting and a couple of the presentations [...]
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Go Open 2008: People
As usual for a conference, I spent almost all of the time I was at Go Open 2008 talking with people (and occasionally talking at people.)
The following is a list of people I talked with (or listened to) along with the interesting or exciting things that they shared with me or that they’re working on:
The [...]
OOXML: Go To Hell!
Demonstration against OOXML, originally uploaded by Martin Bekkelund.
It is a day after the Go Open conference in Oslo and I am still holed up in a hotel nearby. Blearily stumbling down to breakfast, I was confronted with a mix of lukewarm meatballs, easy listening radio — both of which are common enough to encounter in [...]
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Early Coverage of Go Open 2008
Day two of Go Open is just about to get started. Already, there’s a good amount of coverage in the Norwegian press on the event. I have made a pitiful attempt to translate the titles of the articles, mostly for the amusement of my Norwegian friends.
Alexander V. Røyne blogged, go open day 2008 1: Chris [...]
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Resources for Go Open Keynote
During the keynote at the Go Open conference in Oslo, I am going to be mentioning several papers and articles. I’ve included links and a brief summary of each below:
Paper: Adoption of Open Source in The Software Industry
An excellent research paper paper produced by Reidar Conradi, Øyvind Hauge and Carl-Fredrik Sørensen from the Norwegian University [...]
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