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See a NakedLawyer at LugRadio Live 2006!

One of the NakedLawyers, Des, will be speaking at LugRadio Live 2006! in Wolverhampton on 22/23 July 2006.

I'm going to LugRadio Live 2006

LugRadio is "a fortnightly British radio show that takes a relaxed, humorous look at Linux and open source."  They do warn that their content may be offensive to some people so proceed with caution if you are easily offended.

Speakers include Mark Shuttleworth of Ubuntu, Simon Phipps - Sun, Michael Meeks - Novell (OpenOffice), Simon Willison - Yahoo! and Stephen Lamb - Microsoft.  Des of NakedLaw will be giving a lightning talk on Saturday 22nd July.  See the full list here. 

Posted by Des on July 14, 2006 at 06:51 PM |

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