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October 21, 2008

P2P Conference 2009

Filed under: English, News & Bolts, eLiberatica & ROSI — Lucian Savluc @ 11:19 am

Via our fried, Bogo, an interesting event: P2P Conference 2009

A new kind of conference about:

  • Person2Person : Web 2.0 and 3.0 businesses and investors.
    Meet people, talk business.
  • Person2Privacy : What are digital rights and how to protect them.
    Meet people, talk privacy.
  • Presence2Presence: What is a blog about.
    Meet people, talk freedom.
  • Programming2Programming: Web Technologies at a glance.
    Meet programmers, talk bytes.
  • Personal e-identity2Personal e-identity: What is your digital identity?
    Meet geeks, talk shibboleth.
  • Politics2Politics: What are policies in IT domain. Do we need something else?
    Meet politicians, talk smart.
  • Participation2Participation: Add your own P2P definition.
    Meet us, talk ideas.

October 17, 2008

A magic place - The Cold Stream

Filed under: About Life & Everything, English, News & Bolts, Romanian Places — Lucian Savluc @ 5:21 pm

At the end, I finalized my plan to launch an information website about a place that is very close to my heart. I spent there many good moments of my life and each time I go there, and I breath the pure mountain air, look at the surroundings and listen to the silence - I feel green and peaceful. Is a special place, one of the rare still hidden tourist pearls you can find in the Eastern Europe.

OK, if you wish to read more, check the website. I published there only basic information (in 6 languages ;), but is a start. After a while, I’m planning to launch there a portal; that area deserve it.

For now, I’m happy that I positioned the website on one of the first places in Google search :)

October 8, 2008

Video from eLiberatica 2008 published - see interviews with representatives from Google, Mozilla, Sun, European Union, FSF Europe, Gartner and more

Finally, we have a video clip from eLiberatica 2008. It comes a long way, and we have to credit Agora and Marian Teodorescu for putting all together. I just created the YouTube channel and posted there the movies. Because YouTube is not permitting movies longer than 10 minutes (and our movie is 35 minutes), I had to split it in 4 parts. I would recommend you to look at all four clips, and especially the latest 2 which are really interesting.

The movies contains shots from the conference but also interviews with some of the speakers (representatives from Google, Mozilla, Sun, European Union, FSF Europe, Gartner and more); they are talking about the latest trends in IT, about Open Source adoptions, about how they felt at eLiberatica 2008 and being in Romania.

Enjoy it!

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October 6, 2008

how fragile we are..

Filed under: About Life & Everything, English — Lucian Savluc @ 12:53 pm

Amazing pictures, usually I don’t blog about these things, but you really should take a look at it. This is the true photographic art. We and our world, how fragile we are..

First see some Earth From Above pictures and you will understand what I mean.

October 2, 2008

… we wish to do it again!!!

Filed under: English, News & Bolts, eLiberatica & ROSI — Lucian Savluc @ 4:41 pm

I know since eLiberatica 2008 passed a few months, but I thought is not too late yet to publish the complete profiles and images with all speakers and guests we had this year.

So I uploaded on flickr some quality images shot by Marian, Agora’s photographer (he deserve credit for this, I’ll put more images soon shot by him at eLiberatica).

I completed each image there with descriptions and comments so everybody would know what is about; I plan to pay even more time on arranging and publishing more images from this great event we put together.

And soon, I’ll come with another surprise - The eLiberatica 2008 Movie, which is a 35 minutes video clip and has lots of moments and some very interesting interviews with our speakers, some of them never viewed by the public. Stay tuned ;)

PS - why I’m doing this? because… we wish to do it again!!!

Speakers at eLiberatica 2008 - click to open flickr images

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