Posted on July 27, 2008 in CC, Isummit, SL by Brian RoweComments Off

This years Isummit should be easy to follow and maybe even participate in from a far. With streaming media, Second Life simulcast, live blogging and interactive forums.  Here are the details abridged from the Isummit blog:

Live events:

This year, the opening session, keynote addresses and closing event will be streamed live through the iSummit website (look out for the video broadcast button coming soon). They will also be streamed into Second Life, with the highlight of Jimmy Wales’ keynote address, which will be streamed from the virtual world, to the audience in Sapporo. Here’s a list of streaming times:
30 July: GMT 00:00-01:30 GMT and GMT 07:00-08:00
31 July: GMT 01:00-02:00 and GMT 08:00-09:00
1 August: GMT 01:00-02:00 and GMT 05:40-06:20
This year we have an “official” live blogger covering certain sessions. He’ll be using Cover It Live, which allows you to not only track the details of what happens during each session, but also to leave comments and ask questions in the live blogging stream. If you’d like to participate, check out the sessions and times that our live blogger will be online, and how to participate here.

Asynchronous options:

  • iSummit blog will be updated at least twice a day with blog entries about various sessions.
  • iCommons wiki, where volunteers will be taking notes from the sessions and developing the Checklists on Openness.
  • Podcast that will feature interviews about the cultural and entertainment-related events.
  • Newsletter to the iCommons mailing list with samples of the most exciting coverage coming out of the event.
I am still looking for details on how to connect with the legal day online.
Posted on June 6, 2008 in ATJ, CC, copyright, creative commons, IP, Isummit, NTTT, Seattle Bar Camp, WSBAATJ08 by Brian RoweComments Off

Brian RoweStarting June 9th I will be working at Creative Commons as their summer legal intern. This is an amazing opportunity for me. I will be working under the new General Council Diane Peters. I will be blogging about the experience here and at the Seattle University Law PILF summer journal. I am excited about getting more hands on experience with the CC licenses and meeting more of the Copyright 2.0 community and the Free Culture community. This will be a busy and exciting summer.

Upcoming Commitments:
June 6-7th Washington State Bar Access To Justice Conference In Vancouver, WA
June 9th First day working at CC
June 14-15th Seattle Bar Camp
June 16-17th No Time to Think Conference at UW Law school and Ischool
June 18th Copyright 2.0 Tech conference at Google
July 28 – August 1st Isummit Sapporo Japan

I am sure there will be other events in SF that I will be attending. If you are aware of any I should attend feel free to email me Brian <at> freedomforip.org.

PS This is post number 200 for FFIP! Thanks You to everyone that helps make this site, this blog and this organization possible – especially those who blog, comment and contribute to the wiki.