The Open Video Conference website just launched!
Open Video Conference
June 19-20, 2009
New York City
40 Washington Square South @ NYU Law School
We’re busy lining up amazing speakers, video and remix art, technical workshops, video workshops, film screenings, and more (we’ll be announcing the lineup on an ongoing basis, stay tuned). We’ll make sure it’s engaging and exciting for a very broad-based audience, not just technical folks. Ultimately, the focus is on freedom of expression, decentralization, transparency, and how we can pave the way for open innovation in the online video space.
Things to do on the site:
- Sign up for the email list (in the sidebar)
- Propose a talk, demo, screening, workshop, etc (March 19 deadline)
- Sign up for early-bird registration (it’ll save you some cash!)
- Follow us on RSS, Twitter, Identi.ca, Facebook, etc. (all in the sidebar)
Who is organizing this thing?
The conference is a production of Participatory Culture Foundation, Yale Internet Society Project, Kaltura, iCommons, and the Open Video Alliance.
Very cool! Wish i could attend!
¿Only in english? Any in spanish?
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