Fosdem talks soon online and political support for Free Software in Belgium
Posted Feb 10, 2003 21:10 UTC (Mon) by
npettiaux (guest, #9535)
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Thanks to the active collaboration of the Fosdem Team and the actives members of Association for Electronic Liberty, most
talks and conferences that took place during FOSDEM 2003 where recorded
for later disposal for everyone.
They will be put online as soon as possible, and we expect this to be
done by Ferbuary 28, 2003.
Please check
RecordingFosdem2003 for more
information and update
We took special care for the recording of the keynotes by John "maddog"
Hall, Richard Stallman and Professor Lawrence Lessig. For these we want
to publish the sound and video as well as the writeups, and
translations. In order to achieve this, we are looking for help. If you
can help, please get in touch with us at
activists@ael.be
A enthusiastic report of the Fosdem by Allen Noren, entitled
Fantastique FOSDEM is available at
O'ReillyNet.
Thanks again to the organisers, the speakers, and above all the
participants who made this events the great social and technical event
is has been.
We would also like to thank Mr Elio Di Rupo, president of the Belgian
Frenchspeaking parti socialiste
(PS) who attended the Fosdem during 2 hours
and showed us as well as told us how much he cares about freedom in
general, and electronic freedom in particular. By attending, Mr Di Rupo
stressed that the promotion of Free software and Free culture is a
political action that needs to be supported by the politicians and the
decision makers.
More info about this can be found on
http://groupeps.be (in French)
See you next year for
Fosdem 2004 and until then, let us actively
develop Free Software and Free culture, and support the promotion and
defense of our electronic liberty (not to forget the physical one from
any pressure that as as important)
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