I just had a look at the program of EuroOSCON and tried to fix my agenda for the two days.

Day 1

Open Source 2.0: Tim O’Reilly

Attention, Please! Who Are We?: Tor Nørretranders

Open Source @ openBC: How, Why, and Where To?: Bill Liao

Channeling Open Source in Europe: Ranga Rangachari

Design Patterns for Positive Externalities: Marc Goldberg, Didier Beck

Open Data AWOL: Steve Coast

Journalism via Computer Programming: Adrian Holovaty

AllPeers: From Open Source to Open Media: Matthew Gertner

An Economic Interpretation of the Evolution of the Free/Open Source Software: Lorenzo Benussi

Making It Work: How to Build a Successful Open Source Project: Louis Suarez-Potts

Day 2

Make and the Re-emergence of DIY Tech: Dale Dougherty

Monitoring Large Scale Web Applications with Nagios: Pankaj Kaushal

How OSS Changed a Government Department: Walter Harms

The Secret Sauce of Robust Developer Communities: Denise Kalos, Andrew Kelly

The Creation Engine: Collaboration, Community and a Creative Commons in Second Life: Jim Purbrick

From Europe to USA: Culture’s Consequences on Open Source Communities and Businesses: Mårten Mickos

Lessons and Tips from the Ajax Frontline: Scott Dietzen