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Title:

Rebuilding the World with Free Everything

Your vote:
Yes No
Organizer:
Doc Searls, Linux Journal, Harvard Berkman Center
Description:
"Free" is the future of business. Steve Larsen says the world has more than 500,000 open source code bases now -- all free. That's a tall challenge for a huge pile of building material. Linux Journal presents a panel of creative hackers and business crafters to discuss constructing the future.
Questions
Answered:
  1. Is "free" the future of business?
  2. Don't you get what you pay for?
  3. If it's all free, who pays the architects?
  4. Does the open source concept only apply to software?
  5. What are the inhibitors to open source growth?
  6. How has open source changed our lives already (Wikipedia?)? Going forward?
  7. How will open source change education, government, entertainment and other areas frequently overlooked?
  8. how will free software licensing change the profit structure of enterprise software?
  9. How will open mobile devices shape the future of interactivity?
  10. Which open source projects are we most excited about going forward?
Panelists:
Chris Anderson (Wired), Katherine Druckman (linuxjournal.com), William Hurley (whurley.com), Doc Searls, moderator (Linux Journal), Dave Taylor (intuitive.com)
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
New Technology / Next Generation
Type:
Panel
Event:
SXSW Interactive 2009
on 8/8/08
Doc's talks are always entertaining.
Daniel Bartholomew
on 8/8/08
This sounds like an excellent panel.
Geri Druckman
on 8/8/08
Any panel with Doc Searls is worth listening to.
on 10/8/08
Forgive me, but I'm voting not for myself here, but for the topic. Nothing could be more important, methinks. And I have some great panelists in mind.
on 13/8/08
a world of possibilities. and the right man to consider them
on 13/8/08
I'll definitely attend this one, Doc. Who you got in mind?
on 13/8/08
IM IN. This is one panel I will not sleep in for.
on 14/8/08
I like the title. Sounds good.
Pat Geraty
on 15/8/08
Freedom says it all
on 15/8/08
Go Doc!
on 19/8/08
Data should also be free.. or at least owned by the consumer... :) http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/1735
on 19/8/08
This will be a great opportunity to learn about the future of "free" from some bright folks. Free and open is always an interesting starting point for discussion.
on 19/8/08
You have to appreciate the flexibility of open source. Gotta love the peeps from Linux Journal.
on 20/8/08
I like the transparency of "free" from a security perspective.
David Lane
on 22/8/08
This is a discussion we need to have soon!
on 28/8/08
Doc rocks!
on 29/8/08
Totally needs to be in the program!
on 29/8/08
I love it. Our site (kirtsy) was made possible by the power of open source. Go Linux Journal!
on 5/11/09
i love it very much
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