30 speakers
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Michael Widenius @montywi
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Andrew Betts @triblondon
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Daniel Molkentin @danimo
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Dirk Haun @dirkhaun
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Dr. Michael Lauer @DrMickeyLauer
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Felix Geisendörfer @felixge
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Gerrit Beine @gerritbeine
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Giuseppe Maxia @datacharmer
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Gregor @openinformation
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Henri Bergius @bergie
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Isotopp @isotopp
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Jakob Westhoff @jakobwesthoff
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James Turnbull @kartar
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Jan Krutisch @halfbyte
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Judith Andresen @janosch007
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Klaus Bremer @vmxtc
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Kris Buytaert @KrisBuytaert
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Lori Grosland @lolog
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Michael Kleinhenz @quendor
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Michael Maclean @mgdm
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Miriam Ney @NoxameJunior scientist @DLR_de
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Oleg Podsechin @olegpodsechin
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Patric Boscolo @patricsmsdn
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Roland Bouman @rolandbouman
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Coverage of FrOSCon 2011
7 sessions
Day 1 Saturday 20th August 2011
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10:00am Caching and tuning fun for high scalability
presented by Wim Godden
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10:30am Python-Track: Python-Crash-Kurs
presented by Klaus Bremer
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11:15am We've got a website for that
presented by Andrew Betts
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12:45pm Keynote: Software Freedom Means Business Value
presented by Simon Phipps
Day 2 Sunday 21st August 2011
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12:45pm Keynote: Why going open source will improve your product
presented by Michael Widenius
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4:30pm Google Summer of Code
presented by Dirk Haun
Unscheduled sessions
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The Future of Server Side JavaScript
presented by Oleg Podsechin
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53 known attendees
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31 people tracking this event
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Staff
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Andreas Kupfer @ScottyTM
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David Roetzel @davidroetzel
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derPeter @d3rp3t3r
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Nadine Pajor @dini_7
Sponsoring & Marketing
Calls for participation
- Call for Papers closes 23rd May 2011
- Call for Projects closes 23rd May 2011
