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Wizards of OS 4 in Berlin, this weekend

Posted by Peter Bihr at September 12, 2006

In case you’re in Berlin and haven’t made any plans this weekend (and even if you have), don’t miss out on Wizards of OS 4. It’s the conference on free knowledge, information freedom and open collaboration.

From Thursday until Saturday, there’s going to be pretty much non-stop program at Columbiahalle (Google Maps).

Among the speakers there will be top-notch people such as Lawrence Lessig (creative commons), Yochai Benkler (Wealth of Networks) and Larry Sanger (Wikipedia co-founder).

Also, a bunch of netlabels organize parties.

Here’s the weblog, and for those who can’t participate, there’s a live stream, too.

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Categories: (soon to be) classic links, The Kiez, campaigns, collaboration, commons, connected world, copyright, culturally insensitive, cyberculture, digital divide, hacks, i (heart) nerdism, resources, somewhat political, web 2.0

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Pingback by The Waving Cat » Blog Archive » Creative Commons concert in Second Life on September 14, 2006 @ 12:20 am

[…] This happens to be during the before-mentioned Wizards of OS conference which also deals with information freedom, creative commons and copyleft. […]

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