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CeBIT Open Source Forum 2012

23.02.2012

For the fourth time in a row, CeBIT will be devoting an entire section to the topic of open source. The event will be supported by international industry associations and representative bodies such as the Linux Foundation, Linux International, the Free Software Foundation Europe and the Open Source Business Alliance. The Open Source Forum will serve as the lively hub of the exhibition, which in turn features a diverse range of open source companies and independent projects.The forum is organized by Linux New Media and its specialist publications, including Linux Magazin, Linux Pro Magazine, Linux User, Ubuntu User, ADMIN and Linux Community. Throughout CeBIT, it will feature a selection of top-class presentations focusing on a range of topics relating to open source and Linux. Each day, experts and VIPs from the Linux and open source community will deliver fascinating keynote speeches, opening up new insights and background information and taking a look at what the future holds. The presentations will be streamed live on the Internet and will also be available later in the archive of Linux Magazin Online.Please click on the button "Play Video". A new window will open showing the video.

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CeBIT Open Source 2012 - Call for Projects

25.11.2011
Linux New Media AG, in cooperation with CeBIT, now offers free booths at the largest IT event in the world. The 2012 CeBIT trade show will be held March 6-10 in Hannover, Germany. Chosen projects for the 2012 CeBIT event will also be featured on the www.linux-magazin.de, linuxpromagazine.com, and linux-magazine.com sites.
Guidelines for the CeBIT Open Source 2012 Call for Projects
Conditions:
  • The project should be ready to present its contents and goals in a well-defined and informative manner to interested trade show participants.
  • The project should prove that it has a clear idea how to present its concepts and topics understandably.
  • The project booth must be manned during the entire trade show by members who are especially attentive to participants.
  • The booth must be set up and operating from the beginning of, and throughout, the trade show.
  • The project should sufficiently notify its community about its participation in CeBIT Open Source 2012.
  • The project should make the general public aware of its participation in CeBIT Open Source 2012, such as by reference to the CeBIT website in press releases.
Determination of Participation:
An international jury chosen by Linux New Media will evaluate each application based on the submitted information and source documents, with further communication to follow. Therefore, it is important to identify at least one contact person and the responsible parties for the project.
Important Criteria for Project Selection:
  • Only noncommercial projects with a strong connection to Linux or Open Source will be considered for a booth sponsored by CeBIT Open Source and Linux New Media.
  • The vitality and activity of the supporting community behind the project plays a major role in project selection.
  • The project should provide topics relevant to the business world.
  • The project should be innovative and original.
  • The project should credibly ensure that its participation as exhibitor involves a sufficient number of presenters.
Application Process:
Projects must submit a web application through the form below.Please send further material or inquiries to callforprojects@linuxnewmedia.com.Application Deadline: December 18, 2011The jury will select the winning projects; Linux New Media will contact the winning applicants. In case a selected project, even if nominated, subsequently proves not to be suited as an exhibitor, Linux New Media has the right to substitute another project from its list of winners.
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CeBIT Open Source Forum 2011

27.01.2011

For the third time in a row, CeBIT will be devoting an entire section to the topic of open source. The event will be supported by international industry associations and representative bodies such as the Linux Foundation, Linux International, the Free Software Foundation Europe and the LIVE Linux Association. The Open Source Forum will serve as the lively hub of the exhibition, which in turn features a diverse range of open source companies and independent projects.

The forum is organized by Linux New Media and its specialist publications, including Linux Magazin, Linux Pro Magazine, Linux User, Ubuntu User, Smart Developer, ADMIN and Linux Community. Throughout CeBIT, it will feature a selection of top-class presentations focusing on a range of topics relating to open source and Linux. Each day, experts and VIPs from the Linux and open source community will deliver fascinating keynote speeches, opening up new insights and background information and taking a look at what the future holds. The presentations will be streamed live on the Internet and will also be available later in the archive of Linux Magazin Online.

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CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge 2011

21.01.2011
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CeBIT Open Source 2011 - Call for Projects

05.11.2010
Linux New Media AG, in cooperation with CeBIT, now offers free booths at the largest IT event in the world. The 2011 CeBIT trade show will be held March 1-5 in Hannover, Germany. Chosen projects for the 2011 CeBIT event will also be featured on the www.linux-magazin.de, linuxpromagazine.com, and linux-magazine.com sites.
Guidelines for the CeBIT Open Source 2011 Call for Projects
Conditions:
  • The project should be ready to present its contents and goals in a well-defined and informative manner to interested trade show participants.
  • The project should prove that it has a clear idea how to present its concepts and topics understandably.
  • The project booth must be manned during the entire trade show by members who are especially attentive to participants.
  • The booth must be set up and operating from the beginning of, and throughout, the trade show.
  • The project should sufficiently notify its community about its participation in CeBIT Open Source 2011.
  • The project should make the general public aware of its participation in CeBIT Open Source 2011, such as by reference to the CeBIT website in press releases.
Determination of Participation:
An international jury chosen by Linux New Media will evaluate each application based on the submitted information and source documents, with further communication to follow. Therefore, it is important to identify at least one contact person and the responsible parties for the project.
Important Criteria for Project Selection:
  • Only noncommercial projects with a strong connection to Linux or Open Source will be considered for a booth sponsored by CeBIT Open Source and Linux New Media.
  • The vitality and activity of the supporting community behind the project plays a major role in project selection.
  • The project should provide topics relevant to the business world.
  • The project should be innovative and original.
  • The project should credibly ensure that its participation as exhibitor involves a sufficient number of presenters.
Application Process:
Projects must submit a web application through the form below. Please send further material or inquiries to callforprojects@linuxnewmedia.de. Application Deadline: December 12, 2010.The jury will select the winning projects by December 15, 2010, and then Linux New Media will contact the winning applicants. In case a selected project, even if nominated, subsequently proves not to be suited as an exhibitor, Linux New Media has the right to substitute another project from its list of winners.
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Cebit 2010

08.02.2010
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CeBIT Open Source Forum 2010

05.02.2010

For the second time in a row, CeBIT will be devoting an entire section to the topic of open source. The event will be supported by international industry associations and representative bodies such as the Linux Foundation, Linux International, the Free Software Foundation Europe and the LIVE Linux Association. The Open Source Forum will serve as the lively hub of the exhibition, which in turn features a diverse range of open source companies and independent projects.

The forum is organized by Linux New Media and its specialist publications, including Linux Magazin, Linux Pro Magazine, Linux User, Ubuntu User and Linux Community. Throughout CeBIT, it will feature a selection of top-class presentations focusing on a range of topics relating to open source and Linux. Each day, experts and VIPs from the Linux and open source community will deliver fascinating keynote speeches, opening up new insights and background information and taking a look at what the future holds. The presentations will be streamed live on the Internet and will also be available later in the archive of Linux Magazin Online.

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Open Source Project Lounge 2010

28.01.2010

 

Free software, with Linux being its most prominent example, thrives above all through the work of thousands of dedicated volunteer developers. Many of the projects that give Open Source its dynamism, creativity and diversity are developed by individuals in their free time as hobbyists or as side projects in small and middle sized companies, with no underlying commercial interests. Many times these projects lack an opportunity to tout their wares in the framework of a trade show. Not in CeBIT 2010 - visit the Open Source Project Lounge! CeBIT Open Source and the chosen projects thank the Mozilla Foundation, who supports this year's presentation with a generous sponsorship.

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CeBIT Open Source Forum

25.02.2009

 

Free Live Streaming of Open Source Forum available

Linux Magazine provides a free Live Streaming of all talks of Linux Open Source Forum.
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CeBIT Open Source Forum

For the very first time, CeBIT will be devoting an entire section to the topic of open source. The event will be supported by international industry associations and representative bodies such as the Linux Foundation, the LiMo Foundation, Linux International, the Free Software Foundation Europe and the LIVE Linux Association. The Open Source Forum will serve as the lively hub of the exhibition, which in turn features a diverse range of open source companies and independent projects.

The forum is organized by Linux New Media and its specialist publications, including Linux Magazin, Linux Pro Magazine, Linux User and Linux Community. Throughout CeBIT, it will feature a selection of top-class presentations focusing on a range of topics relating to open source and Linux - "Open Source in Data Centers", "Security", "Mobility", "Web", "Multimedia" and "Distributions and Desktop". Each day, experts and VIPs from the Linux and open source community will deliver fascinating keynote speeches, opening up new insights and background information and taking a look at what the future holds. The presentations will be streamed live on the Internet and will also be available later in the archive of Linux Magazin Online.

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Open Source Project Lounge 2009

03.02.2009

 

Free software, with Linux being its most prominent example, thrives above all through the work of thousands of dedicated volunteer developers. Many of the projects that give Open Source its dynamism, creativity and diversity are developed by individuals in their free time as hobbyists or as side projects in small and middle sized companies, with no underlying commercial interests. Many times these projects lack an opportunity to tout their wares in the framework of a trade show. Not in CeBIT 2009 - visit the Open Source Project Lounge!

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CeBIT Open Source 2010 - Call for Projects

09.09.2008
Among the many worldwide Open Source projects, some of the most exciting and innovative ones now have the chance to present themselves to a larger public. Through its Call for Projects, Linux New Media AG in cooperation with CeBIT now offers free booths at the largest IT event in the world - the CeBIT trade show, March 2-6, 2009, Hannover, Germany. The projects at the show will also reach an international audience via the www.linux-magazin.de and www.linux-magazine.com portals.
Guidelines for the Call for Projects CeBIT Open Source 2010
Conditions:
  • The project should be ready to present its contents and goals in a well-defined and informative manner to interested trade show participants.
  • The project should prove that it has a clear idea how to present its concepts and topics understandably.
  • The project booth must be manned during the entire trade show by members who are especially attentive to participants.
  • The booth must be set up and operating from the beginning of, and throughout, the trade show.
  • The project should sufficiently notify its community about its participation in CeBIT Open Source 2010.
  • The project should make the general public aware of its participation in CeBIT Open Source 2010, such as by reference to the CeBIT website in press releases.
Determination of Participation:
An international jury named by Linux New Media will evaluate each application based on the submitted information and source documents, with further communication to follow. Therefore, it is important to identify at least one contact person and the responsible parties for the project. Important Criteria for Project Selection:
  • Only noncommercial projects with a strong connection to Linux or Open Source will be considered for a booth sponsored by CeBIT Open Source and Linux New Media.
  • The vitality and activity of the supporting community behind the project plays a major role in project selection.
  • The project should provide topics relevant to the business world.
  • The project should be innovative and original.
  • The project should credibly ensure that its participation as exhibitor involves a sufficient number of presenters.
Application Process:
Projects must submit a web application through the form below. Please send further material or inquiries to callforprojects@linuxnewmedia.de. Application Deadline: Latest November 20, 2009. The jury will select the winning projects by November 30, 2009, upon which Linux New Media will contact the winning applicants. In case a selected project, even if nominated, proves subsequently not to be suited as exhibitor, the publication has the right to substitute another project from its list of winners.
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