FSCONS Partnership
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About
We're welcoming both new and old partners to get in touch with us if you're interested in becoming a partner this year as well. Please email us at info@fscons.org.
What is partnership
You can become an FSCONS partner in many ways. Either you can help us organise a range of presentations as a Theme organiser, or some separate presentations (Separate track organisers) or as a sponsor.
Current partners
Theme organisers
Separate track organisers
- GNOME
- KDE
- Serengeti
Media partners
- Please refer to: fscons.org sponsors list page
Sponsors
- IT-Universitetet
- Älvstranden Utveckling
How do you become a sponsor?
Read the FSCONS 2011 Sponsorship Invitation
Marketing
Note that identi.ca at the present has not enabled the forwarding to twitter but will soon. So we have to manually x-post on twitter til they have fixed that. See their service status for updates
Speakers announced via Identi.ca and blog
- 12/9 kyrah - The revolution will not be televised! (But will it be on YouTube?) Track
Civil Rights and the Internet
- 14/9 Jonas Bonn, Julius Baxter & Olof Kindgren - The OpenRISC Project Track
Development for Embedded Systems
- 16/9 Per Andersson - Basic Data Security Workshop
- 20/9 Daniel Melin - Free Software in the Swedish public sector Track
Free Software in Politics
- 21/9 Christina Haralanova - Keynote: Hackers for Social Justice Keynote
- 23/9 Jeremiah C. Foster ( @jeremiah ) - Embedded Free Software/Open Source in your car Track
Development for Embedded Systems
- 26/9 Håkan Lidbo & Magnus Frenning - Talk: Invisi-ball - A ball game for visually impaired Track
Universal Design — Aiming for Accessibility
- 27/9 Blogpost: Stallman and Haralanova to FSCONS Keynote
- 27/9 Haralanova and Stallman keynotes on FSCONS (linking to blog) Keynote
- 29/9 Nikolay Georgiev - Open Source Ecology - the hardware foundation for modern civilization Track
The Future of Money
- 30/9 Frederik Gladhorn - Accessibility for Qt and KDE Track
Free Desktop Environments
