Only a few more days to go and the Software Freedom Day Sydney event has awesome speakers, workshops, giveaways, and more!
Oh and we are going to have a special going away lunch party for Bruce Badger who is soon going away to the UK for a while. Bruce has been a strong community member for ages and we are going to miss him, so come along to see him off over lunch.
Where: UNSW – the main hall in the new law building (G04)
When: Saturday 16th from 10am till 5pm
Who: Anyone interested in technology or/and freedom
Cost: Free
Details: http://softwarefreedomday.org/teams/oceania/au/sydney
Talks
- 10:00 – Opening for Software Freedom Day by Professor Graham Greenleaf and Pia Waugh
- 10:30 – Your freedom – a dream within an email – Pia and Jeff Waugh
- 11:00 – Nick Seow – Hiding the Rosetta stone: will you be able to access your information tommorrow
- 11:30 – Dr Chris Chesher – the power of social networks
- 12:00 – Freedom of Automation – Conrad Parker
- 12:30 – Lunch and lightening talks
- 13:30 – Unlocking IP – getting access to the commons – David Vaile (TBC)
- 14:00 – The Free Trade Agreement and what it means to you? – Kim Weatherall
- 14:30 – Getting freedom in the media – using the media to help you – Rodney Gedda (IDG)
- 15:00 – A Political perspective on Open source – Special guest Senator Kate Lundy
- 15:30 – Software Freedom – Essential for Business and Innovation – Professor Gernot Heiser from NICTA
- 16:00 – International development and aid with software freedom – Travis Harvey (Australian Development Gateway)
- 16:30 – Prizes draw, Software Freedom Day close and final comments – Pia Waugh
Workshops
- 10:00 – Talk over at lecture theatre by Pia Waugh and Jeff Waugh for everyone
- 11:30 – Open Source tools for Video and Video at LCA – Silvia Pfeiffer
- 12:30 – Lunch
- 13:00 – Build your own ISP – John Ferlito
- 14:00 – Linux and Open Source for students fun workshop – Stuart Rusthon
- 15:00 – Senator Kate Lundy Speaking in Main Hall
- 15:30 – Unlocking IP workshop – the Cyberlaw Centre
- 16:30 – Software Freedom Day close and final comments at main lecture theatre- Pia Waugh