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[updated with Friday program]

I’ve been very curious with respect to the conference program for reboot8 next week. Especially because I’ll be giving a short talk there.

I see from the Program page that now there is a program available for Thursday at least the entire conference. I just mailed Thomas Madsen-Mygdal to ask if the other half of the program is on the way. Also, it seems like Michael Heliemanns Google Calendar is not yet updated with the schedule (at least not in my Google Calendar).
I’ll be speaking in the “demos” section somewhere between 16.45 and 17.30.

THURSDAY 1st OF JUNE

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C
8.00-10.00	Registration
10.00-10.30	Opening
10.30-11.00	Michael Thomsen
11.00-11.45	Making Senses Matt Webb	Renaissance? – of networks that serve end users not absent owners Malcolm J Matson	Sociology ABC Adam Arvidsson
11.45-12.30	Crafter Economics Ulla-Maaria Mutanen	Visualisation put into perspective Michael Neutze	Workshop. Co-creation rules 1 James Chervoka & Johnnie Moore
12.30-12.45	Break
12.45-13.30	General Intellect – or the Renaissance of Karl Marx Adam Arvidsson	Loic Le Meur	The future of social software Bill Liao
13.30-14.15	Bit Literacy: A New Strategy for Productivity in Your Bit-drenched Life Mark Hurst	Play TL Taylor	Creative Chaos Tim Pritlove
14.15-15.15	Lunch
15.15-16.00	JP Rangaswami
16.00-16.45	The Global Microbrand Hugh Macleod & Rick Segal	OpenStreetMap: The first year Steve Coast	Building profitable OSS businesses Marc Goldberg
16.45-17.30	Demos	Demos	x
17.30-17.45	Break
17.45-18.30	Marko Ahtasaari	Logic To The People Yoz Grahame	Let’s take back politics Alexander Kjerulf
18.30-19.15	From Participatory Media to Participatory Culture Rebecca Blood	Zero-effort media use Mika Raento	Consultants’ Session Martin Roell
19.45	Dinner
20.00	reboot8 Evening Lounge Ben Hammersley: How to be a Renaissance Man Ubermorgen/eToy Nis & Niis Punk as diy counterculture			x			DIY Cinema: Bring you scifi classics, digital history videos and Steve Jobs keynotes along to show

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FRIDAY 2nd OF JUNE

Time	Room A	Room B	Room C
8.00-9.00	Breakfast
9.00-9.15	Good morning
9.15-9.45	Beyond Tagging: User-Generated Information Architecture Jesse James Garrett
9.45-10.30	The Revolution Will Be Socialized: Social Architecture and The Future of Online Markets Stowe Boyd	When a mag marries a blog, what color will the baby’s eyes be? Bruno Giussani	The Railways Jarkko Laine
10.30-11.15	The Grey Commons Rasmus Fleischer	What social software can learn from Homer, Dickens, and Marvel Comics Tom Armitage	Diversity as engine for a European innovative culture Ton Zijlstra, Lee Bryant and Martin Roell
11.15-11.30	Break
11.30-12.15	From Improbable to Unstoppable: a brief history of the creation of the World Wide Web JF Groff	Blind Men’s Baseball Jyri Engeström	Workshop – Knowledge ownership Dannie Jost
12.15-13.00	Participation Lee Bryant	In Praise Of The Hyperlink Jeremy Keith	Image communication and authenticity construction Peter Andersson & Murat Zubcevic
13.00-14.00	Lunch
14.00-14.45	Doc Searls
14.45-15.30	Mobile web applications Håkon Wium Lie	I’m taking a ride – curve surfing and speed mania Robert Willim	Workshop. Podboot – start podcasting at Reboot
15.30-16.15	Demos	Demos
16.15-16.30	Break
16.30-17.15	Networked objects and the new ecology of things Nicolas Nova and Julian Bleecker	A mobile Internet manifesto Chris Heathcote	Workshop. Usability test and methods – does it work all
17.15-18.00	There’s something going on here that is bigger than any of us. (A hopeless idealist considers hyperlinks, organisations, life, the universe and everything.) Euan Semple	Workshop. Co-creation rules 2 James Chervoka & Johnnie Moore
18.00-18.30	Closing
18.30-21.30	Dinner on your own, self organized with the people you’ve met
21.30-?	reboot8 afterparty

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