CeBIT 2009: Watch Talks on Video for Free
The talks with the presentation slides from CeBIT Open Source 2009 are online now - watch more than fifty experts giving lectures for free.
From March 3 to March 8 2009 the CeBIT Open Source Forum offered daily lectures on the use of Linux and free software. If you didn't find the time to watch the talks on the live stream, you can watch them online now.
Witness the founding of the Genivi alliance, when BMW, General Motors, Peugeoit and other companies gathered for open source infotainment, Martin Michlmayer introduces FOSSology and FOSSBazaar, Morgan Gillis of the LiMo Foundation, Dan Kegel is introducing Wine, FSFE introducing its work and many more. Another highlight was the presentation of the Linux New Media Awards, presented in six categories for special contributions to the world of open source and free software.
Watch the whole show or parts of it in our Streaming Archive for free.
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