Where To Catch Me...
I have the following speaking engagements and other events scheduled:
- 8 Nov 1999:
- New York Software Industry Association
- 9 Nov 1999:
- Goldman Sachs in New York. I'll be giving a seminar for some IT people and investors.
- 9 Nov 1999:
- ACM at NYU 1830 at 1 World Trade Center, 87th floor.
- 12-14 Nov 1999:
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Philcon, Philadelphia's annual science-fiction convention.
- 15 Nov 1999:
- Linux Business Expo Radio Roundtable from Comdex at 1900.
- 17-19 Nov 1999:
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The 6th Interactive Publishing Europe Conference in Zurich, Switzerland. Not yet confirmed.
- 22-23 Nov 1999:
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Norwegian UNIX User Groupi They've asked me for my standard road show. I'm speaking on the 23rd.
- 24 Nov 1999:
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Exploring the Information Society: People, Business, Technology. I have been asked to speak at a session called "Free Software: Behind the Scenes". This appearance is not yet confirmed.
- 25 Nov 1999:
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Trinity College, Dublin The Trinity College Internet Society has asked me to do my `Freedom, Power, and Software' talk. This date is proposed but not yet firm.
- 2 Dec 1999:
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Common License Working Group meeting, at OpenSales.
- 3-4 Dec 1999:
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Linux Users Los Angeles They've invited me to do my standard road show at the Compton TeleVillage.
- 5-6 Dec 1999:
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Annual Conference of the New England Chapter of the American Society for Information Science They've asked me to speak.
- 8 Dec 1999:
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Hadley Foundation Lecture Series I'll be speaking in Kennet Square, PA. For more information contact Barbara S. Baker Walsh care of the Hadley Foundation at (610)-444-1855.
- 14 Dec 1999:
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The Bazaar at the Jacob Javits center in New York.
- 15 Dec 1999:
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Washington Metro Objectivism Discussion, 8:15PM at The Hunan Palace Chinese restaurant in Rosslyn (Arlington) Virginia, 1812 North Moore Street.
- 12 Jan 2000:
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VA Linux Systems board meeting, Sunnyvale CA., 1300-1700
- 21-23 Jan
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Confusion 2000, in Warren Michigan. I'm to be Science Guest of Honor.
- 25-26 Jan
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Eighth Annual Python Conference.
- 1-4 Feb
- LinuxWorld Conference and Expo at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. I'll be doing a 75-minute session taking place on Thursday, February 3rd from 12:45 pm - 2:00 pm entitled, "Meme-Hacking for Fun and Profit."
- 10 Feb
- Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
- 8-11 Mar 2000
- Singapore Linux Conference In Singapore, obviously. This date is not yet confirmed; I'm trying to arrange an Asian itinerary so I don't have to do the trans-pacific thing for one conference.
- 29 Mar 2000:
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VA Linux Systems board meeting, Sunnyvale CA., 1300-1700
- 6 Apr 2000:
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Virtual Communities conference at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Not confirmed yet.
- 11 Apr 2000:
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Lucent Software Symposium I'll be keynoting at this Bell Labs conference.
- 17 May 2000:
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VA Linux Systems board meeting, Sunnyvale CA., 1300-1700
- 28 Jun 2000:
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VA Linux Systems board meeting, Sunnyvale CA., 1300-1700
- 3-7 Jul 2000:
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SAGE-AU 2000, their 8th annual conference at Bond University on the Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia.
I am available for more speaking engagements, providing my expenses are covered. See my travel rules for details. I can give talks or workshops on the following subjects:
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The Open Source revolution: How software engineering might finally grow up.
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The Zen of Unix: Unix's design as philosophy, and vice versa.
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Freedom, Power, and Software: What the Internet teaches us about ethics and politics.
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Twenty Years Among the Hackers: My life as an accidental ethnographer.
The `standard road show' referred to above is basically `The Open Source Revolution', with five modules on (a) the bazaar development model, (b) socio-anthropology of hacker customs, (c) open source economics and business models, (d) effective open-source advocacy, (e) a long strange trip report (my life as an accidental revolutionary). I do whichever of these modules the audience tells me it wants in the time available.
I don't use visuals, nor will I require an operating computer nearby for my talks. I prefer to work without a podium and with a hand microphone (cordless if possible).
Eric S. Raymond