Category Archives: Conferences

Gikii liveblog 3: DNA robots meet Coase replicants wearing ankle tags.

Posted on 17 September 2009 by Jordan

I’m liveblogging the 4th annual Gikii conference, kindly hosted by IViR in Amsterdam. (Gikii Programme) ==== EAT ME Miranda Mowbray & Burkhard Schaffer Memory spot mico computers. Medical microbots – selfassembling stomach bots and you. Molecular computing can speed up … Continue reading →

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Gikii live blog 2: Web death to the wet zombAIs at the gate

Posted on 17 September 2009 by Jordan

I’m liveblogging the 4th annual Gikii conference, kindly hosted by IViR in Amsterdam. (Gikii Programme) ==== Death on the web Lilian Edwards What to do with web accounts, email, business accounts (eBay), profiles and everything else online when dead? The … Continue reading →

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Gikii liveblog 1: Dutch East India Salami in your hacked PGP network

Posted on 17 September 2009 by Jordan

I’m at the 4th annual Gikii conference, kindly hosted by ivir in Amsterdam. Not presenting this year, but thinking I should have. This is my 4/4 conferences, though I did miss SoGikii earlier this year. Thanks again to Joris and … Continue reading →

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Today: Linked Data meetup London

Posted on 9 September 2009 by Jordan

I’m off today to the 1st London Linked Data Meetup (Meetup.com registration) at the Hammersmith Club in London. I’m hoping to speak on Open Data Commons as well as see my friends from Talis including catching up with Talis alum … Continue reading →

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Thanks for your support at SoTM

Posted on 5 August 2009 by Jordan

Thanks for all the donations to come to Amsterdam to speak at State of the Map. By mgilbir – CC-BY at http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgilbir/3716465898/ I had a great time and really enjoyed getting to meet many of you. We raised 175 pounds … Continue reading →

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State of the Map

Posted on 9 July 2009 by Jordan

I’ve been working on my presentation for State of the Map this weekend – thanks everyone for the feedback and for the donations. Rufus called me last night, and currently we have (rough guesstimate due to currency differences) 150£ …which … Continue reading →

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Speaking at OpenTech on Saturday

Posted on 3 July 2009 by Jordan

Just a quick note to say that I’ll be speaking tomorrow afternoon about the Open Database Licnence and Open Data at this year’s OpenTech in London. Stop by and say hi.

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Help me speak at State of the Map!

Posted on 2 July 2009 by Jordan

I’ve booked my travel and am in the midst of preparing my talk at State of the Map (SOTM) 2009 in Amsterdam. Throughout co-founding Open Data Commons and drafting the Open Database Licence (ODbL), I’ve spent several hundred hours of … Continue reading →

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Gikii 2009 — Call for papers

Posted on 19 May 2009 by Jordan

Bit late posting this but think of it as a reminder. The most fun you’ll ever have at a law conference. I took last year off and just attended (after doing anime and tattoos in previous years). This year I’m … Continue reading →

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SCRIPT-ed Conference in March 2009

Posted on 6 February 2009 by Jordan

The editors of SCRIPT-ed journal (which I highly recommend, though I’m a little biased) putting on a conference on cutting edge IT/IP law and medical/biotechnology law. Although the CFP is past, there is still the potential to get something in … Continue reading →

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