Wireless Networking Cultures (Julian Priest, Franz Xaver, Christoph Kummerer )
Tuesday, 3 June 2003, 17:30
Wednesday, 4 June 2003, 17:30
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LOCATION
Public Netbase Zwischenquartier, Burggasse 21, 1070 Wien
TUESDAY 03.06.2003, 17:30
I N T R O D U C I N G W I R E L E S S T E C H N O L O G Y
The current state of developement in wireless technology: operation, hardware, security issues, legal restrictions, antenna knowhow. Hosted by Franz Xaver.
W A R D R I V I N G
Afterwards: How to set up a notebook for wardriving? Which software tools to use? Different measures to secure a wireless network and how to circumvent them. Hosted by Christoph Kummerer. Bring your linux.notebook.wireless.equipment!
For further information:
http://workshop.t0.or.at/w/wireless1
WEDNESDAY 04.06.2003, 17:30
W I R E L E S S C O M M U N I T Y N E T W O R K S
Julian Priest (Consume.net) will host a workshop on Wireless Community Networks: What appealed to people about Consume.net in London? Why did they get excited? What network problems needed to be solved? How did they organise/publicise? Some more questions to the audience: What do people need in Austria? What are the conditions now? What exists already? Who might me interested? How could it be moved forward?
Priest is co-founder of consume.net UK's first wireless network community. Working within the informal research framework (http://informal.org.uk) on social aspects of wireless technology for the developed and developing world, he is currently working with a group to develop "the picopeering agreement".
For further information:
http://workshop.t0.or.at/w/wireless2
CONSUME.NET
Consume.net is an attempt to create a network of low cost and licence exempt wireless IP systems to reduce connectivity costs and promote common ownership in London/UK.
R E A D A B O U T ( I N G E R M A N )
Armin Medosch: Freie drahtlose Bürgernetze. Das Comeback der Internet-Utopien mit den Wireless Local Area Networks.
Armin Medosch: Consume - der kollektive Verbrauch von Bandbreite. Freie drahtlose Bürgernetze, Teil 2: Interview mit James Stevens
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