Wednesday, May 28, 2003

You Can't Make Money in Open Source!. Nope, that's not my argument. It's the name of a panel discussion at OSCOM tomorrow. Speaking of which, I'll be blogging the following two sessions right here at Weblogs at Harvard Law: Keynote by Berkman Fellow Dave Winer on Thursday and Open Software for Openlaw, a presentation Friday by Wendy Seltzer. Don't miss Dave's bookmarks for his keynote. The conference will also feature: Intellectual Property, a panel tomorrow moderated by John Palfrey and featuring Aaron Swartz among others; The User Panel, another panel tomorrow, moderated by Charles Nesson and featuring Joseph Reagle, Hal Roberts, David Weinberger and Jeffrey Huang among others; Keynote by John Udell on Friday. It's an embarrassment of riches. And there is a lot more. Anyone out there planning to blog the open source panel discussion? Intellectual Property? The User Panel? John Udell?  If so, do let me know; I'll link to your commentary from here. Meanwhile, you can plunge in to the discussion brewing 'round OSCOM @ Bitflux and the OSCOM weblog. Finally, there's a Conference Coverage page. There are already photos; check it out. Later (May 28) John Palfrey shares his thoughts as OSCOM begins. [Weblogs At Harvard] 1:30:06 PM

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