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'''Scribe:''' MichaelWeinberg<<BR>> '''Roll Call:''' ShawnWelter, RussellSenior, MichaelWeinberg, SigneBishop, CarlPetith, DonPark, StefanMintier, ChrisChen, SteveTree, [MikeBoyd was nearby, but didn't find the meeting room]<<BR>> |
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* DonPark says we need to take advantage of the MetroFi shutdown. * We'll try to get a press release ready to drop upon the announcement. * MikeRogoway interviewed MichaelWeinberg at length recently in anticipation of such a story, so we should have a place in it. * RussellSenior shows off the reflashed FON Router. Says there are more on the way. * RussellSenior met with DorettaSchrock, who was on the MetroFi selection committee, and is interested in doing a network in Kenton. * RussellSenior got the Meraki source code by contacting them and asking. * OnwardOregon would like to do something around municipal fiber, here are some points for their e-mail: * Municipal Fiber is the best way to maintain options and free-as-in-freedom networks. * Ubiquitous Municipal Fiber is the best way to address the digital divide. * A network that was open to multiple providers would allow for competition and more options for consumers. * Current broadband options are significantly limited in the bandwidth they can provide. Portland is quickly being eclipsed in broadband speeds. * Much faster than wireless. * You can guarantee that fiber will work, whereas you can't tell with wireless if a certain location is covered. * Independence and Ashland both have it. We should too! * OSCON/TBA * There is consensus that there needs to be video or images in order to grab attention. * We will contact OSCON about possibly being in charge of setting up WiFi in the exhibition hall. * ChrisChen is excited to work on the kiosks. The biggest/most expensive hurdle is getting LCDs for them. |
Location: NodeWorldCup, 1740 NW Glisan St.
Date and Time: Wednesday, June 11, 2008, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Scribe: MichaelWeinberg
Roll Call: ShawnWelter, RussellSenior, MichaelWeinberg, SigneBishop, CarlPetith, DonPark, StefanMintier, ChrisChen, SteveTree, [MikeBoyd was nearby, but didn't find the meeting room]
Agenda
- Discuss Onward Oregon issues
- Discuss OSCON/TBA project
- Your item here
Notes
DonPark says we need to take advantage of the MetroFi shutdown.
- We'll try to get a press release ready to drop upon the announcement.
MikeRogoway interviewed MichaelWeinberg at length recently in anticipation of such a story, so we should have a place in it.
RussellSenior shows off the reflashed FON Router. Says there are more on the way.
RussellSenior met with DorettaSchrock, who was on the MetroFi selection committee, and is interested in doing a network in Kenton.
RussellSenior got the Meraki source code by contacting them and asking.
OnwardOregon would like to do something around municipal fiber, here are some points for their e-mail:
- Municipal Fiber is the best way to maintain options and free-as-in-freedom networks.
- Ubiquitous Municipal Fiber is the best way to address the digital divide.
- A network that was open to multiple providers would allow for competition and more options for consumers.
- Current broadband options are significantly limited in the bandwidth they can provide. Portland is quickly being eclipsed in broadband speeds.
- Much faster than wireless.
- You can guarantee that fiber will work, whereas you can't tell with wireless if a certain location is covered.
- Independence and Ashland both have it. We should too!
- OSCON/TBA