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The following conference maybe of interest
Open Source Content Management, Berkeley, 25-27 September 2002 Link
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Advancing the Research Agenda on Open Source, Brussels, 14 October 2002
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Online Archives: Perspectives on Networked Knowledge Spaces Schloss Birlinghoven, Sankt Augustin, Germany October 25-26, 2002
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Social and Human Capital in the Knowledge Society Brussels, Belgium October 28-29, 2002
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Cultural Transformation: Consciousness and New Technologies Skopje, Macedonia November 29-December 4, 2002
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Development by Design: Open Collaborative Design for Sustainable Innovation Bangalore, India December 1-2, 2002
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Open Archives Forum: Open Access to Hidden Resources Lisbon, Portugal December 6-7, 2002
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
News Culture on the Web Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States February 12-15, 2003
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
International Workshop on Peer-to-Peer Systems Berkeley, California, United States February 20-21, 2003
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
Social Informatics and Law Buffalo, New York, United States March 14-15, 2003
Posted by David Hakken
The following Conference may be of interest
O'Reilly Open Source Convention Portland, Oregon, United States July 7-11, 2003
Posted by David Hakken
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Sourceforge is an excellent place to begin exploring Open Source you should also be aware of the Free Software Foundation. A new initiative which is worth following involves Manuel Castells and Linus Torvalds: Berkeley Center for the Information Society.
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