OpenTech 2015

13^th June 2015

OpenTech 2015

What’s happening at OpenTech 2015

With less than a month until OpenTech 2015, we’re really excited by this year’s schedule. As you’ll see it’s a fantastic, diverse line up of talks by a whole range of people working on issues and projects that really matter. Go take a look at: http://www.opentech.org.uk/2015/schedule

Highlights include:

• Privacy: RIPA2 and Snowdenia
• Being female on the Internet
• Selling ideas
• The Open Rights Group at 10 years old
• Open Health Care
• Privacy: health
• 3 Digital Services
• Data and policy
• The election: what happened?
• The election: what's next?

All this and much, much more.

Tickets are £5 on the door, but to make sure you get in on the day, you can pre-register here: http://www.opentech.org.uk/2015/

We're already about half booked and tickets are selling fast, so don’t miss out. And don’t forget to remind your friends - OpenTech is as much about the people attending, as the speakers.

For those who’ve not been before... OpenTech is an informal, low cost (thanks Open Data Institute for sponsoring us again!), one-day conference on slightly different approaches to technology, problems and democracy. You are guaranteed a day of thoughtful, thought-provoking talks leading to lively conversations with friends. Besides the sessions, there’ll be plenty of time to talk in the bar which will be open until 10pm.

Switch off, sit back and enjoy the show
As ever, while there is technically some wifi in the building, as soon as we all show up, there will no longer be any working wifi in the building. So listen to the speakers (or your mates in the bar) rather than compulsively refreshing twitter errors, wondering if you should have gone to a different session based on the tweets sent over 3G.

If you would like to help make the day as successful as previous OpenTechs, we're also looking for a few more volunteers to help out, email opentech@opentech.org.uk.

Oh, and did we mention? You can pre-register your tickets here: http://www.opentech.org.uk/2015/registration

More soon,
Your friendly opentech organisers

This event's predecessors, in 2013, 2011, 2010 2009 (audio) 2008- and 2005 were low cost, one-day conferences about technologies that anyone can have a go at, from "Open Source"- style ways of working to repurposing everyday electronics hardware. Before that was NotCon 2004, an informal, low-cost, one-day conference on things that technologies were perhaps not intended to do.

• Schedule
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