<blockquote
what="official Students for Free Culture announcement"
note="This is a two day event. The conference will
take place on Saturday and Sunday,
19 and 20 February 2011."
location="Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
at New York University
251 Mercer St, New York, NY 10012"
edits="some reformatting"
errors="If you got two variants of this
notice, I think this one is correct
as to dates.">
From: Aditi Rajaram <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2011 23:45:36 -0500
Subject: Students for Free Culture Conference, 2011
The Students for Free Culture Conference 2011 is a gathering of
student activists, intellectuals, artists, hackers, and generally
interested people to discuss the latest issues in the free
cultural world, with a focus on student involvement and
participation.
The conference will take place in New York City from February 19-20.
It will feature keynotes from the creators of Diaspora, Brazilian
professor and activist Pablo Ortellado, and professor and former
Obama Administration advisor Susan Crawford, as well as panels on
remix culture, open education, and fashion and copyright. The
second day is an unconference where anyone is invited to pose a
panel, discussion, gathering, or hack session. Registration is
pay-what-you-want, and travel funding is available by request.
See the complete conference schedule for more detail:
http://conf11.freeculture.org/programme/
Thank you,
Aditi
</blockquote>
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