June 1–4, 2010 | Portland, Oregon
The Portland Art Museum’s Mark Building is this year’s Open Source Bridge conference venue. Our partnership with the Museum means more than just an inspiring backdrop for open source awesomeness. The PAM is offering special deals for Bridge participants during and all throughout the month of June.
During the conference, your Open Source Bridge badge gives you access [...]
It’s understandable. When we extended the deadline for proposals on March 31, it probably seemed like April 10 was a long, long time away.
At that point, your stress level dropped. You probably kicked back, pondered your bevy of potential proposal topics, and actually did rejoice in the fact that you had more time.
My how time [...]
Why hello there!
The Open Source Bridge team has been hard at work: cranking out code, contacting user groups and reviewing all the amazing proposals we’ve received since we opened our call on January 26.
It’s paid off with more registrations, our first Gold Star member, and even more great proposals.
You’ve been good to us.
Because you’ve been [...]
On Friday, a few of us (Kelly, Rick, Selena and I) headed up to Seattle to attend their Lunch 2.0 Happy Hour and chat about the conference with our pals from the Emerald City. You can read all the gory details of the road trip over on the Silicon Florist.
Our main goal in Seattle was [...]
photo courtesy of caseorganic
The Open Source Bridge team is having a second Town Hall meeting for interested volunteers on November 6, 2008, 11:30am-1pm, at the Open Technology Business Center (OTBC). We’re gathering at its new location 12725 SW Millikan Way, Suite 101, Beaverton, OR 97005 (example MAX route from Portland, drive from Portland to OTBC). [...]
