Finally, we've been able to collect all the movies and edit them together. Unfortunately the quality isn't great in the first few minutes, but it's getting better and I hope you'll enjoy watching it.

Thanks to our "camera guys" - David Mollière and Peter Stumpf (that as it turns out, is really working for the UN and uses OG for that!)

For those who want too see the technical stuff from the session I gave should follow this link. I hope this will encourage people o try out Organic groups for Drupal 7 and help in making it a great module.

The full Drupal OG presentation has now been posted on Gizra.com.

By far the best presentation at a geek fest I have seen. If anyone has a video of the full session, I would love to see it again as I am sure many others would.

Live on stage at DrupalCon Copenhagen.

Live video streaming from DrupalCon Copenhagen of Dries' Keynote in 20 minutes time. I'll be enjoying ultra high resolution by sitting in the audience!

We have managed at the last minute to get Scott MacVicar from Facebook to come to Copenhagen to talk about the HIPHPOP PHP compiler.

We have scheduled Scott's talk to fill the 9 a.m. Tuesday slot that was left vacant by Laura Scott from PingV who is unfortunately not able to attend DrupalCon.

If you are interested in high performance solutions for Drupal this is a talk you won't want to miss.

It's a full schedule Tuesday and Wednesday. If there's any morning to be planning a late start / hangover I think it's Thursday. But here's another reason to be at the front of the queue on Tuesday.

Open source went mainstream long ago. It's a pity, then, that it's still so poorly understood by many of its most ardent admirers.

Interesting review of the recent Accenture analysis of open source adoption. Open source collaboration is, ultimately, inevitable.