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Sarah Novotny
Open minds and open source communityOSCON reminds us to open up (again).
The c-chair of OSCON reflects on the big ideas that I was hearing from the conference, as the open source community continues on its journey "from disruption to default".
Late breaking OSCON changesWhat's not in the program?
OSCON's chairs pass along late-breaking sessions and talk about Monday night's Ignite.
What's happening at OSCON Java ?OSCON co-chairs discuss the OSCON Java program.
OSCON's co-chairs preview sessions in the OSCON Java conference and they dig into the discussion generated by Edd Dumbill's "Seven reasons to use Java again" post.
Who are the OSCON data geeks?OSCON's co-chairs dig into the OSCON Data program.
OSCON's co-chairs discuss sessions in the OSCON Data conference and the people who might be interested in the associated topics.
Make your nomination for the OSCON Data Innovation AwardGet your nomination in for the OSCON Data Innovation Award by July 18.
The OSCON Data Innovation Award will honor a person, project or company that's made a significant contribution to the data management field. Nominations are due by July 18.
Why data and Java deserved OSCON sub-conferencesOSCON's co-chairs discuss the event's evolution and what to expect at this year's show.
In this inaugural OSCON 2011 sneak peek podcast, Edd Dumbill and I talk about the history and evolution of OSCON (now in it's 13th year) and our reasons for moving data and Java into their own sub-conferences.
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