Nov 23 2009 Mon
17:30
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TCANZ Wellington Technical Communicators Round Table Discussion

2009 Nov 23 17:30

This will be our final Wellington TCANZ Round Table discussion for 2009. We’ll be sharing ideas about how to hone yourself for 2010 during holiday downtime in this Round Table Discussion - as well as a glass of wine or two and some cheese.

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Nov 24 2009 Tue
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NDF - Fair Use Forum

2009 Nov 24 11:00

The Fair Use Forum at the NDF details are:

Tuesday 24th Novemember
Time: 11:00 – 12:30 pm
Location: Soundings Theatre, Te Papa
Facilitator: Paul Reynolds, McGovern Online

Participants:
1. Lewis Brown, DigitalNZ
2. Matthew Holloway, Creative Freedom Foundation
3. Ronald Milne, Alexander Turnbull Library
4. Martin Taylor, Digital Publishing Forum
Topic
Balancing competing and complementary rights is at the heart of a fair copyright framework.
At the 2008 NDF conference copyright was a hot topic of discussion. A year has

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Nov 28 2009 Sat
00:00
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KiwiCon

2009 Nov 28 00:00
2009 Nov 29 23:59

28TH & 29TH NOVEMBER 2009

With a current record of three arrests, seven conceptions and one committal Kiwicon is back for 2k9. The time has come to fake up an abstract and submit it to the Kiwicon Crue for judgement. In the coming months, we predict you will spend more time dreaming of kudos and UID 0 than actually working on your slides, since you'll be doing them the night before anyway.

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Jan 17 2010 Sun
00:00
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linux.conf.au 2010 in Wellington, New Zealand!

2010 Jan 17 00:00
2010 Jan 17 00:00

http://penguinsvisiting.org.nz/

linux.conf.au is one of the world's best conferences for free and open source software!

Now in its 11th year, linux.conf.au attracts some of the brightest minds from the southern and northern hemisphere – a major annual event in the conference calendar.

In January 2010, linux.conf.au will be visiting Wellington, New Zealand, home of the little blue penguin or Kororā as they are called in Māori, New Zealand's indigenous language. What better place to bring the world's biggest gathering of Linux enthusiasts?

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