Sponsors

Diamond Sponsors

  • Intel
  • Microsoft

Platinum Sponsors

  • Google
  • Sun Microsystems

Gold Sponsors

  • BT
  • IBM
  • Yahoo! Inc.
  • Zimbra

Silver Sponsors

  • Atlassian Software Systems
  • Disney
  • EnterpriseDB
  • Etelos
  • Ingres
  • JasperSoft
  • Kablink
  • Linagora
  • MindTouch
  • Mozilla Corporation
  • Novell, Inc.
  • Open Invention Network
  • OpSource
  • RightScale
  • Silicon Mechanics
  • Tenth Planet
  • Ticketmaster
  • Voiceroute
  • White Oak Technologies, Inc.
  • XAware

Premier Media Partner

  • ZDNet

Sponsorship Opportunities

For information on exhibition and sponsorship opportunities at the conference, contact Sharon Cordesse at scordesse@oreilly.com.

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Media Partner Opportunities

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Press and Media

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Emma Jane Hogbin

Emma Jane Hogbin

HICK Tech

Emma Jane Hogbin is a Canadian Internet consultant, F/LOSS advocate and the conference chair of HICK Tech: The Rural and Modern Technology Conference. After spending ten years in Canada’s largest city working as a college professor and open source Web developer, Emma brought her urban Web 2.0 experiences back to the country. She has been learning about the real impact of community on technology ever since. Emma is a member of Ubuntu Women and contributes to the Ubuntu documentation project.

Sessions

5:20pm Thursday, 07/24/2008
Form an Orderly Queue, Ladies
People
 Location: D139/140
Emma Jane Hogbin (HICK Tech) Moderated by: Emma Jane Hogbin
A slightly raucous but very fun look at female participation in open source computing. This presentation includes a subversive tour of the well-known articles and statistics about women in open source and finishes with tangible solutions that really do get more women engaged in technology. Read more.
OSCON 2008