OpenTech 2009 materials online

Here’s the current list of OpenTech 2009 material I’ve been able to locate online, organised by session number. If I’ve missed anyone, please add a comment with details (Updated 14:00, 24 July):

Session 1

• Main Hall Session 1 audio Community and Democracy in Hijacked Space (Space Hijackers); Does FoI work? You Bet! (Heather Brooke)
• Room 3E Session 1 audio Radio Drama at a distance (Richard Elen); Digital archaeology of the microcomputer, 1974-1994 (Steve Goodwin); How can open video become the new TV? (Hamish Campbell)
  Richard Elen on Radio Drama at a Distance (slidecast with audio)

Session 2

• Main Hall Session 2 audio Making things happen: Going beyond ideas to implementation. With Tom Steinberg (mySociety), Tom Loosemore (4iP and more) and Louise Ferguson (OpenRightsGroup and more).
• Upper Hall Session 2 audio Digital Engagement – Richard Stirling (Cabinet Office); Open Government Data – John Sheridan (OPSI); Opening Up Government Data: Give it to us Raw, Give it to us Now – Rufus Pollock (Open Knowledge Foundation)

Session 3

• Main Hall, Session 3
  Bill Thompson on The 10 (2) Cultures Problem (video)
  Ben Goldacre, Beyond Bad Science (video)
• Room 3E Session 3
  Phil Whitehouse, How to build Developer Communities (slide presentation)

Session 4

• Main Hall Session 4 audio Women In Technology
  Women In Technology panel session (video)
  Kathryn Corrick’s writeup of Finding Ada at OpenTech 2009 (blog)
  Commentary on Women in Technology session by Judith Townend (blog)
• Upper Hall Session 4 audio Web of Power – Richard Pope & Rob McKinnon

Session 5

• Main Hall Session 5 audio Ephemerality? Real time web vs persistence (Gavin Bell); Location and Privacy (Gary Gale); Your Energy Identity (Gavin Sparks)
  Gary Gale on Location, Privacy and Opting Out (slide presentation)
• Upper Hall Session 5 audio Spread the Web (Fran Sainsbury); Local web beyond the hype (William Perrin). Slides for both talks.
• Room 3E Session 5
  Adewale Oshineye on Federated Microblogging (slide presentation)

Session 6

• Upper Hall Session 6 audio (No2ID and Open Rights Group: Intercept Modernisation Programme (IMP), preceded by Sir Bonor Neville Kingdom)
  Sir Bonor Neville-Kingdom on The Three Pillars of Digital Britain (text) or watch the video
• Room 3E, Session 6
  Tom Loosemore on 4ip (slide presentation)

General

• Lunchtime slides say ‘Thank You’ to people who made the event possible (PDF)
• Flickr OpenTech images
• Review of OpenTech by Dr Ian McDonald, Development Producer at BBC Learning, including some useful links
• Official OpenTech 2009 site
• The OpenTech 2009 Schedule page now links to audio recordings  and presentations where available.
• OpenTech 2009 feedback form
• Sam’s notes on the event

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