The “Free Culture Roadshow” organised by The Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore in collaboration with The Magic Lantern Foundation, held at the India International Centre on December 20, 2009, had me leaving home at 8:15 a.m. on a Sunday morning!
An interesting set of three presentations by Elizabeth Stark, Ben Moskowitz and Dean Jansen.

Elizabeth Starke, helped by Dean Jansen as Ben Moskowitz looks on.

Elizabeth, a leader in the global free culture movement and founder of the Harvard free culture group, talked on copyrights in the digital domain versus the physical domain, and the inherent complications. You can own a house or any other physical property and hand it down from generation to generation, but what about a photograph that is worked upon digitally and then distributed. Who has the rights to that ? Remixed music, parody’s and remakes of classics are something that has become a virus that hits all of us today. However much I may dislike a remix of a classic song from Bollywood, it does not affect the fact that there are so many others who dance to the beat. An interesting aspect brought up was the copyrights by Walt Disney on classics that they are rendering from the public domain. The concept sounds as ridiculous as herbal remedies using garlic or yoga being patented.

As the internet becomes more and more broad based, sharing and modified content has become the norm rather than the exception it was not even 5 years ago. Peer to peer sharing of files is another aspect that is massively distributing both copyrighted as well as free material, legally and illegally. For instance Napster was shut down after litigation by the Music labels worried about loss of revenues. Elizabeth also brought up the example of Wikipedia – an open online encyclopedia – and how it has become the reference point that many treat as the ultimate source of ‘true’ information. With thousand of ‘editors’ – all of whom despite their bias try to remain neutral, and are liable to be edited by others of an opposing viewpoint.

Ben Moskowitz started off with the interesting example of Diebold – the voting machine in the US. It was eventually discovered that the code was badly written and fraught with errors. These errors were published on many internet sites, but the company filed a suit and got the comments and code taken off. A mass movement got the code and comments as well as leaked emails of errors from technicians posted on many sites. The posting of this information to get the errors corrected was finally considered as ‘Fair Use’ by the US court. The other interesting example was of an Indian educational institution that has digital copies of publications on its site available to students. Legally, they can circulate hard copies of books they have purchased amongst their students in the library. However, the circulation of that same material in digital form amongst their students is illegal.
The International organization ‘Students for Free Culture’ where Ben currently serves on the board of directors, is instrumental in how research and teaching material is made available free. As he enumerated, though MIT makes all it’s educational tools & material available free on the internet, that still does not reduce the value of a MIT degree.

Ben Moskowitz speaks about free culture as Dean Jansen looks on.

In academia, a lot of work is funded by various organizations and then published in journals. But, there’s the catch – once the material is published in the journal, both the researcher as well as the funder lose access to the research. Even if they subscribe to the journal, they cannot re-distribute the work that they have paid for or worked on. Ben also mentioned, the other side to it – how does a researcher make his / her work financially viable? There are a number of options that need to be explored in terms of making the release of information in the public domain more to their interest. One possible way could be to retain the ‘creator’ tag so that the reputation of the person creating the content is enhanced. Then as a specialist in their specific line of expertise, they have more of a chance of being consulted by firms on specific issues.

Nitansh Rastogi and Pranav Chacha

Dean Jansen a Free Culture activist and guerilla artist based in New York serves as outreach director at the non-profit Participatory Culture Foundation, the makers of Miro Internet TV player. Dean spoke about the promise of open video and the Open Video Alliance, a coalition of organizations and individuals committed to the idea that the power of moving image should belong to everyone. Open Video Alliance that has made a non-proprietary codec that doesn’t require permission or royalty to distribute content. The idea behind it is to move away from Flash and other proprietary codecs (or video transmission / compression / delivery formats that are licensed and would make a startup website with audio / video content unviable). The fascinating aspect was the controls being brought up in the dissemination of the content.

Dean Jansen, Ben Moskowitz and Elizabeth Starke in conversation.

YouTube owns a huge share of the video sharing market – the difference being as large as the variation between a football and a small necklace bead. And it allows publishers the option of restricting viewers by country, etc. Dean brought up the example of video footage available on the internet about Neda Agha Soltan, the young student who died in the Iran protest and became an icon of the movement. Public participation that allows many to many content distribution on a collaborative level.He also mentioned the issues that arise alongside. Would Neda have wanted to be an icon? Is it ethical?

Prateek Purkayastha, Partha Dasgupta

The entire context was in terms of freedom – of ideas and expression, of content, of platforms and of access to the content.
The discussion did bring many questions to mind, to mention a few -
1. If our expressions are an amalgamation of what we have heard, read, seen and experienced – is it plagiarism? So what is ‘original’ content ?
2. What makes an expression or movement ‘popular’?
3. Isn’t ‘truth’ relative to my viewpoint?
4. How do I restrict my minor children from viewing all the open content, open expression available on the internet?
5. Is it ethical?

To be fair, as all the speakers mentioned, there are a lot of gray areas. The discussions and the ‘ambiguous’ areas are exactly why there must be more retrospection about the quality, veracity and legality of shared information. The internet has both democratized and liberalized information dissemination. Now we need to rewrite laws and concepts to fit in with digital reality that is as ambiguous as the ‘zero and one’ of the new frontier.
NB: Am not a legal expert, or a tilak wearing Hindu or even something as respectable as a PHD holder in any stream. Just a 40+ professional working in the IT industry bothered enough to throw away a lazy Sunday and try to assimilate the many issues that we block away.
I think it’s time we take a look at what is not any more the future, but the present that we have to deal with.

by

Partha Dasgupta

The Centre for Internet and Society and the Magic Lantern Foundation take pleasure in inviting you to the Free Culture Roadshow,  a presentation on  ‘The Right to Share’ and ‘The Promise of Open Video¹.

Venue: Conference Room ,

India International Centre
40, Max Mueller Mar,
New Delhi -110003

Date: 20th December, 2009
Time: 9.00am to 01.00pm

Entry Free:  All Welcome

For more details and profile of the speakers please visit:
http://www.magiclanternfoundation.org/Events/cisroadshow.html

A Brief Abstract of the two discussions is given below:

The Right to Share: What Does Copying Have to Do with Freedom? by Elizabeth
Stark
The Internet has unleashed the potential to communicate and collaborate like
never before, and the result has been an unprecedented flow of culture and
information. Millions of individuals are now sharing and creating culture:
copying, cutting, remixing, and participating in new and different ways.
Sometimes this activity is transformative. Sometimes it’s straight copying.
In either case, there is a clear connection between this sharing of culture
and personal freedom.
This talk will explore how various conceptions of “freedom” have shaped the
social movements for free software, free culture, and free knowledge, and
how this ideology has manifested itself in real action. It will connect
theory with practice, exploring the cultural innovations and political
changes that have spawned forth from these movements. Lastly, it will make
the case that the broad-based availability, accessibility, and abundance of
culture is a good thing for our global society.

The Revolution Will Be Recorded, Remixed, and Redistributed: The Promise of
Open Video
by Dean Jansen and Ben Moskowitz
Between news, cinema, television, and documentary film, we find ourselves
swimming in a sea of moving images. This has been the story of the 20th
century. Yet in this age, the tools for creating and sharing video are
becoming widely distributed in the hands of millions of individuals. Desktop
video editing software is pervasive; webcams and video-equipped mobile
phones abound. Video now belongs to everyone. It is becoming a powerful
medium for self-expression, a kind of cultural currency.
How will this phenomenon change the Internet? How will it change society?
What questions persist for the architecture of the Internet, and how will
public policy address this ultimately political transformation? This talk
sets forth a vision of networked video as a truly participatory medium, one
that will power the next 10 years of innovation on the web. Dean Jansen and
Ben Moskowitz introduce some core technologies for open video, and the
obstacles they face on the road to mass adoption.

Speaker Profile:

Elizabeth Stark is a leader in the global free culture movement. She is a
Fellow at the Yale Information Society Project and a Lecturer in Computer
Science at Yale University.  A graduate of Harvard Law School, Stark founded
the Harvard Free Culture Group and served on the board of directors of
Students for Free Culture. While at Harvard, she was Editor-at-Large of the
Harvard Journal of Law & Technology, and worked on using new media to
promote human rights with the Harvard Advocates for Human Rights.  Elizabeth
has worked extensively with the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and
has taught courses in Cyberlaw, Digital Copyright, Technology and Politics,
and Electronic Music. She recently produced the inaugural Open Video
Conference in NYC, garnering over 8000 viewers across the web. Elizabeth
regularly gives talks around the world on free culture, and has collaborated
with myriad organizations on promoting shared knowledge and the open web.

Dean Jansen is a Free Culture activist and guerrilla artist based in New
York. He attended Harvard University and was a leader in the Harvard Free
Culture Group.
Dean assisted in teaching media studies and law courses at MIT and Harvard,
and has organized numerous academic conferences.
He currently serves as outreach director at the non-profit Participatory
Culture Foundation, makers of the Miro internet TV player. His art projects
can be viewed at www.notthemessiah.net.

Ben Moskowitz is general coordinator at the Open Video Alliance, a coalition
to democratize the moving image. Ben co-founded the UC Berkeley chapter of
Students for Free Culture and taught a seminar on the politics of piracy at
Berkeley’s School of Information.
He currently serves on the board of directors of the international
organization Students for Free Culture, dedicated to promoting access to
knowledge, technological freedom, and participatory culture.

Last week I asked readers for submissions to the Roadshow Readers’ Choice. I figured you, the reader, would come up with a bunch of great ideas for a stop on the Roadshow. And I was right — the suggestions have been funny, interesting, terrifying, and weird. Here are some of the jobs that have been proposed for me to do so far:

Flight Attendant
Overnight Security Guard at a half-built condo complex
Dog trainer
Cell Company Customer Service Rep
Engineer
Skytrain Employee
Braille Translator
Boom Operator
Embalmer
Pageant Judge
Adult Store Attendant
Union Rep
Childcare Assistant
Zookeeper
Stand Up Comic (this one scares me the most)
Oyster Floater
Parade Float Dismantler
Logger
Carney
Taxi Driver
IMAX Screen Cleaner
Mascot
Chicken Sexer
Organic Farm Inspector
Port-o-Potty Empty-er

Keep the suggestions coming! If you haven’t played guidance counselor yet, be sure to think up a job for me. (Visit the rules before making your suggestions.) You can email me your ideas or comment below. Send them in by December 16th. To recap what jobs I’ve done so far, visit my resume. Once all the submissions are in, I’ll compile a shortlist of the most popular and most interesting (and possibly the most terrifying) and have readers vote on what job they want to see me do for the Roadshow.

This week on From the Top, we feature a broadcast taped at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Learn more about what the performers feel about the music they are performing:

Melissa White

Melissa White, alum, violin
IV. Presto agitato from Sonata No. 3 in D minor by Johannes Brahms
This movement makes me feel like I’m in a constant battle against the pianist, but it is this struggle that makes the passion of the movement carry over to the audience. The battle happens rhythmically (doubles verses triplets), dynamically, as well as passionately.

Xavier Foley, 15, double bass
I. Allegro moderato from Concerto No. 2 in B minor by Giovanni Bottesini
When I play this piece, I think about climbing a mountain with many obstacles. It’s very unique compared to other pieces…it’s all about how you express yourself.

Ming Wilson, 14, piano
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 by Franz Liszt
This is a piece that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. As I play it, I really focus on trying to bring out the differences in between each section.

Bryan Anderson, 16, Music Two Share – piano
IV. Final from Suite for Flute & Piano, Op. 34
This piece is a classic good vs. evil conflict. I think the most important thing about this piece is to go for the one turning point–the place where Widor finally rips free of the suspenseful sequences and dives into his conclusion section.

Hally Davidson, 16, Music Two Share – flute
The opening of the Widor sounds very angry and stormy. I have this feeling of driving rain and thunder and trees swaying in a storm when I play it. This piece overall reminds me of the March of the Ents, from Tolkien’s The Two Towers.) I’ve never heard any other piece have such energy and excitement concentrated in the first bars.

With a total of five gigs around the festive period for you, there’s plenty of scope to come and join us for a proper rum time of laughs, drinks, and MUSIC! 

 Just take a look below and choose your destination/s from these fabulous events (all of them earth shattering in their own right)

December 5^th

Freemans @ the Ducie Bridge Pub, Manchester (FREE GIG)

 The launch of the new MRO (Manchester Radio Online) Pub and HQ

Little Red Promotions returns, one of Manchester’s most respected promoters with the emphasis being on ‘the fairness for the bands’, a refreshing change in these days of band persecution by countless venues

This is a totally free gig in a lovely intimate pub right in the beating heart of Manchester, featuring music from John Mackie, Modern Alarms, and The 66.  The bands will be followed by DJ’s spinning amazing tunes till the early hours

For anyone fed up of expensive drinks prices, you won’t be disappointed with Lager at £2.50 a pint, shots at £2. 

This is what you’ve been waiting for Manchester, now it’s yours.  Come and support the night and MRO and witness the beginnings of a new era

Ducie Bridge Pub, 152 corporation street, M4 4DU

FB EVENT http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=203772316248&ref=ts

December 11^th

Sex night @ WA1 Venue Bar, Warrington (£3 approx)

3 of Warrington’s most (self) destructive bands come home to play the newly re-opened, hometown venue

Anyone from Warrington over 22 will have ventured into WA1 in the town centre at one time in their life.  Almost as famous for being as shit as it could be good, it’s resurrected!  Will the alcohol last the night?  Only one way to find out…

So, after leaving the Warrington boundaries and building up a tidal wave of accolades, love, and critical acclaim between them – Dropscience, China White, and the 66 return home for a special one-off gig. 

The respect is mutual, the love is mutual, and it’s time to breed.  SEX NIGHT

Make sure you don’t miss out.  This will be talked about for a long time.

WA1 venue bar, Legh Street, WA1 1UJ

FB EVENT http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=186892410996

 December 12^th

 Saturday night live @ Underground Live, Ashton under Lyne (£5)

the 66 return to their hidden bat-cave in Ashton for a Christmas shindig. Tthe batwing is charged up, Danny Khader has phoned Father Christmas to bring his sack… it begins….

Music on the night comes from, Luke Bailey, Cheap Cuts, Drink & Drive, The 66, and The Words.  All in all, a cracking night ahead and we’re looking forward to heading back to see the Ashton massive.

Underground Live, 119a Stamford St Central, OL6 6XJ

December 14^th

Dirty Sanchez @ Moho Live, Manchester (£10 – £8 directly from us)

Crazy Welsh MTV stars rip themselves to shreds on stage, while the 66 watch from the sidelines and pity the fool who just got a glass smashed over his head… this could be the headline after the event

For more information about this massive event, please see our previous blog posts below.  Tickets are £10 for this and it’s selling out fast.  We have a limited number of tickets available for £8, if you would like one please contact us through any of our social networking sites.  Strictly first come, first served basis I’m afraid.

Moho Live, Tibb St, Manchester

FB EVENT http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=163912865953&ref=ts

December 28^th

Chameleons Vox @ Sub 61, Manchester (£10)

Can there be any better way to spend post Christmas than spending it with some Manchester legends and the 66?  We think not! 

Following our In the City gig for MRO, we’ve been invited by special invitation to join the bill again for this fantastic post Christmas party.  And that’s exactly what it is, a party that will have a cracking warm atmosphere full of friends and music lovers. 

We can’t wait for this one, a room full of good eggs, blowing minds with amazing tunes.  Christmas comes late this year, this is it!  Secure your ticket via the promoter at http://www.myspace.com/el_derbo

FB EVENT http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=190306939352&ref=ts

FLYERS

Sebulan ini semuanya terasa seperti mimpi saja buat saya. Dari Jakarta meluncur ke Surabaya, Jakarta lagi terus ke Medan. Pulang lagi sebelum pergi ke Makasar, Disambung Denpasar yang terakhir. Ada keruwetan, kekesalan, kadang emosi tidak bisa lagi disembunyikan dari raut wajah. Namun semua orang berusaha untuk mengutamakan tujuan utama kami. Bekerja. Mengenalkan Kantor Berita ANTARA lebih dekat kepada masyarakat luas. (Jiahhhhh ^_^ ) Tapi itu beneran kok. Saya merasa semua orang di tim kami berusaha sekuat tenaga nggak mencampurkan emosi pribadi di dalam pekerjaan yang sedang kami jalankan.

Diantara makan dan tidur, yang paling tidak beraturan adalah yang kedua, tidur. Seringkali saya dan teman-teman baru tidur larut malam namun harus bangun pagi-pagi sekali esoknya.

Khusus ketika di Bali. Hari terakhir saya di Bali bertepatan dengan hari raya Idul Adha. Jadilah saya, Mba Tika, Mba Diah dan Mas Wawan Sholat ied di Lapangan Renon, Sanur. Katanya Dhanny sih, Renon itu Mentengnya Denpasar gitu deh.

Minggu sore kira-kira pukul 4, saya tiba di Bandar Udara Soekarno-Hatta.

“Mimpi” saya masih berlanjut. Saya dihadapkan pada keadaan dimana saya tahu orang yang paling saya percaya ternyata tidak mempercayai saya lagi. Entah apa yang membuat pikiranya tiba-tiba berubah jadi seperti itu. Jangan tanya bagaimana saya menghadapinya. Saya kalut. Orang yang paling saya percaya membuat sebuah luka baru. Luka yang dulu juga pernah ditorehkan seseorang yang sangat berarti untuk saya. Luka yang mati-matian berusaha saya sembuhkan dan saya enyahkan dari ingatan saya.

Well.. Ada lagi orang lain. Hari ini. Yang entah mengapa tidak seramah seharusnya. Hah! And i feel enough. Otak saya sudah tegang, kaku semenjak di Surabaya. Emosi saya tidak selalu stabil di setiap daerah. Pekerjaan tidak selancar yang diharapkan. Lalu ketika kembali ke “Rumah” bolehkah saya berharap semuanya baik-baik saja…? Tidak usah menjadi istimewa, hanya baik-baik saja…

Ini seperti mimpi…

But, however.. Makasih Allah. Makasih untuk segala rahmat, hidayah dan Rizki yang telah Engkau berikan kepadaku dan orang-orang yang aku sayangi. (Amin).

Oh iya Allah.. Saya ingin punya waktu untuk main-main dong.. Sekedar melemaskan otak saya yang belakangan berkerut.. Boleh ya.. ^_^

Carlos, Christoph, Doro und Liz (v.l.) beim Fahrtraining in Augsburg…

Bis es im Februar für einen Monat Kalifornien geht wird noch fleißig geübt!

Selamat malam sahabat 4sekolah, alhamdulillah pada hari ini kita telah melakukan roadshow untuk mendatangkan 4 kabupaten diantaranya : Klaten, Boyolali, Kartosuro, Sukoharjo, dan Wonogiri, dan alhamdulillah kami kedatangan sekitar 150 peserta…

Dengan di awali sambutan oleh MKKS kota klaten, kemudian di lanjut dengan sambutan Dinas Pendidikan Kota klaten, yang memberikan arahan dan masukan bagi kami nantinya.

Kemudian di lanjutkan dengan sesi kami untuk melakukan media Seminar dan Workshop…

1. Mengenai kelembagaan BKK, dan semua hal tentang BKK di isi oleh Bapak Hermansyah, beliau adalah ketua BKK di provisinsi Yogyakarta

2. Mengenai proses negosiasi, bagaimana pelayanan terhadap DU/DI, mencari DU/DI dan strategi untuk mendapatkan banyak perusahaan di sampaikan oleh bapak Saepudin, beliau adalah manager karir center Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII)

3.  Segala penunjang untuk semua hal yang berkaitan dengan penunjang BKK, sampai dengan proses penelurusan alumni, dan sistem informasi di sampaikan oleh bapak Agung Budi Prasetio, beliau adalah direktur Bentang Cipta Karya dan pembuat aplikasi SIBUKs…

Antusias yang terjadi, proses tanya jawab, door prize, sampai kepada pola mantenance , purna jual dll di kupas tuntas di sini, berikut ini adalah beberapa gambarnya..

Hi,

heute morgen hieß es für mich früh austehen, 5:15 Uhr klingelte der Wecker, denn um 06:28 Uhr fuhr mein IC nach Hannover, wo ich planmassig ankam und mit der S5 weiter zum Hannover Flughafen fahren konnte. Hier fand im Maritim Airport Hotel die Microsoft Windows 7 Joint Launch Roadshow statt.

Nach kurzer Registrierung und einem Tee hielt Michael Kalbe die Keynote „Effizienz, neu definiert“.

• Kosteneinsparung
• Cloud Computing
• ….

Weiter ging es für mich in Track 3 zu Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 – Die technischen Neuerungen im Detail (Sprecher: Malte Pabst)

• Hub Transport ausgebaut und mit weiteren Policy Funktionen
• MAPI Client Zugriff über CAS-Server, CAS-Server spricht mit Mailbox-Server
• UM Server, integriert SMS in Exchange (Windows Mobile 6.5 nötig), SMS wird dann über Active Sync an WM Geräte übergeben und vom Client Gerät versendet
• Mailbox Archivierung direkt im Postfach (extra Archiv pro User)
• Native Verbindung/Koexistenz von Exchange Online Service mit Exchange On-Premise im eigenen Unternehmen (SPAM, Archiv, …)
• Veränderte Storage Situation, Support für Direct Attached SATA Disks und JBOD SATA (RAID-Less)
• DAG – Database Availibility Group
  • Ab 2 Server
  • Windows Server 208 R2 Enterprise (Failover Cluster Funktion), für CAS reicht Server 2008 Std (NLB)
  • Exchange Std (5 Mailbox DB´s) oder Enterprise (100 Mailbox DB´s)
  • Log File Shipping
  • Passive Kopie der MBX DB auf anderen DAG Cluster knoten
  • Sinnvolle Lastverteilung zwischen DAG Cluster Knoten
  • Ausstattung der Server sollte ähnlich sein, muss aber nicht
  • Identische Laufwerkszuordnung sinnvoll
  • Für Öffentliche Ordner kein DAG Support, Replikation der Public Folder
  • PowerShell v2 nötig, Remote PowerShell Support
• Exchange Control Panel
  • Durchführung von Administrationsaufgaben per Browser
  • Delegierung (User, Empfänger Verwaltung)
  • kein ActiveX, Firefox, Safari, … Support
  • Selfservice für Verteilergruppen und Kontaktinformationen
  • Nachrichtenverfolgung für Benutzer
• Exchange Federation
  • Teilen von Kalenderinformationen mit Partnern
  • Rights Management
  • Message Tracking
  • Microsoft Federation Gateway (MFG)
• Integration von UC in Outlook Web App (OWA)
• Clients
  • Outlook 2010, Mailtip, dass Mail zu gross, dass Mail an Verteilerliste gesendet wird
  • Konversationsansicht, egal welche Nachrichtenform
  • Outlook Web App, Tread-View, keine ActiveX -> Firefox, Safari Support
• Verteilerlisten
  • Content Approval Support, Message Moderation

Exchange 2010 Von Architektur und Design zu Deployment und Migration (Sprecher: Malte Pabst)

• Windows Server 2003 DCs/GCs ab SP2 in jeder AD Site
• Forest Level und Domain Level Windows Server 2003
• Alle Exchange 2003 Service SP2/Exchange 2007 SP2
• Exchange 2007 Koexistenz Support ab E2k7 SP2
• Serverplanung
  • Mit nur einer Rolle max 12. Cores
  • Server mit mehreren Rollen max. 24 Cores
  • CAS:Mailbox 3:4
  • Hub:Mailbox 1:7 (ohne AV auf Hub), sonst 1:5
  • GC: Mailbox 1:4 (32 bit), 1:8 (64 bit)
  • 4-12 Cores für MBX Server, 4 GM RAM + 2-10 MB pro User Mailbox (32 MB – 64 GB)
  • Disk/Storage Calculator für Disk Planung (89 KB – 250 KB pro Mail)
  • CAS Server, mind 8 GB bzw. 2 GB pro Core (gestiegenen Anforderungen durch MAPI Traffic), 4-12 Cores
  • Hub Transport 4-8 GB (4-12 Cores)
  • MBX, CAS, Hub, min. 8 GB RAM +
• Deployment Assistent online oder als PDF
• Exchange 2010 Profile Analayzer 2010 (EPA) zur Zeit noch Beta
• Validierung vor Live Betrieb mit Jetstress 2010 oder Exchange Load Generator 2010 (Achtung NICHT in Produktiv Umgebung einsetzen, da Extra User angelegt werden, Lastsimulation)
• Virtualisierung
  • Planung der Hostsysteme ebenso wichtig
  • Planung der Gäste sollte ähnlich der physischen Exchange Anforderungen sein
  • Performanceverlust bis zu ca. 12 %
  • Host Server 2008 / R2 Hyper-V
  • Gast Windows Server 2008 R2 für virtuelles Exchange 2010 (PowerShell V2), UM keine Virtualisierung
  • Fixed Disk für Exchange Gast Systeme, Pass-Throught für MBX Systeme (iSCSI, …)
• CAS, Hub, UM, MBX Server
• Management von 2010 Exchange Servern nur mit Exchange 2010 Tools, 2007 Exchange Server nur mit 2007 Tools und 2003 Exchange Server mit Exchange 2003 Tools

Exchange 2010 Compliance bzw. rechtssichere Kommunikation (Sprecher: Malte Pabst)

• “Paperwork” -> Gesetze studieren, Regeln definieren und vermitteln
• Persönliches Online Archiv pro User
  • in der gleichen MBX DB (default 10 GB)
  • kann Offline mitgenommen werden in Outlook (nur Outlook 2010/Outlook Web App 2010),
  • PSTs können direkt eingebunden/importiert werden
  • Anwendung von Richtlinien möglich (verschieben der Mails automatisch aus Inbox in Archiv)
  • Exchange 2010 Enterprise CAL nötig

• Definieren von Aufbewahrungsregln
• Suche über mehrere Postfächer, Multi-Mailbox Suche, delegiert auf Personenkreis
• Journaling, mit erweiterten Funktionen für Überwachung, Auswertung und Kontrolle
  • Basieren auf Exchange Hub Transport Regeln
  • Regelbasierende Aufzeichnung von Nachrichten
  • Integration von RMS
  • Berichtswesen
  • Ablage aus ausserhalb der Exchange Org (Weiterleitung per SMTP, Ablage auf WORM Medien)

• Überwachung und Auswertung
• Transport Regeln, Vorgabe von Regeln auf Hub Transport Server
  • Filtereinstellungen (Absender, Empfänger)
  • Disclaimer
  • Erstellen von Kopien (an, cc, bcc)
  • Manipulation des Mailheaders
  • Integration von Sicherheitsvorlagen (RMS)
  • Annahme verweigern
  • Ausnahmen definieren (Abarbeitung ähnliche FW Regeln)
• Outlook Regeln, können offline mitgenommen werden
  • Verknüpft Informationen im Outlook mit RMS Vorlagen
  • Integration in AD RMS
  • Zentral verwaltet über Exchange Org
  • PowerShell Zuweisung
• Transport Verschlüsselung (TLS)
• Enhanced Transport Conditions
• Moderation (Verteilerlisten)
• Mail Tips

PowerShell v2 Umfassende Automation der Serververwaltung (Tobias Weltner)

• Effizienz und Skalierung
• PowerShell v1 wird von v2 ersetzt
• Cmdlets und parameter
• Support für PowerShell Remoting (Windows Management), erfordert Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows 7 oder Active Directory Gatway Services zur Umwandlung von DCOM in XML

Microsoft Forefront Integrierte Sicherheit zum Schutz von Client, Server und Netzwerk (Daniel Melanchthon)

• Derzeit:
  • Forefront Client Security für Endpoint Security (Server & Client)
  • ISA2006 + IAG 2007 für  Edge Security
  • sowie Forefront Security für Exchange, SharePoint und OCS, sowie Forefront Online Protection für Exchange

• Forefront Client Security 1 Engine (Microsoft)
• Forefront Server Produkte bis 5 Engines nutzbar (Microsoft, Kaspersky, …)
• Planung:
  • sowie Forefront Security für Exchange und sowie Forefront Online Protection für Exchange ist verfügbar, SharePoint in Planung Anfang 2010
  • Profront Protection Manager (zentrale Mgmt Tool) in Planung Anfang 2010
  • TMG 2010 ist verfügbar UAG Anfang 2010 für Edge Security
  • Forefront Endpoint Security in Planung für 2. Halbjahr 2010

Hier noch ein paar Impressionen der Microsoft Windows 7 Joint Launch Roadshow:

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Na dann, Viel Spass beim selber Testen!
CU

Depok, 16 November 2009.

Rangkaian roadshow di fakultas-fakultas masih terus berlangsung. kali ini di hari yang sama, Farid-Tino menyambangi 2 fakultas sekaligus, yaitu Fasilkom dan FE. tanpa kenal lelah, Farid-Tino mempersembahkan performance terbaiknya di kedua fakultas tersebut.

Diawali dengan hujan yang cukup deras, roadshow yang diperkirakan dimulai pada pukul 16.00 harus diundur karena hujan deras memaksa para kandidat untuk datang terlambat. akhirnya roadshow baru bsia dimulai pada pukul 16.40.

Bertempat di lobby depan gedung A dan gedung Dekanat, acara roadshow kali ini mengundang 3 panelis. mereka adalah Raisa Annisa (Acha), Kadep Pendidikan BEM FE, M.Alfatih Timur (Timmy), Kadep kastrat BEM FE, dan Banu Muhammad, wakil Manajer Mahalum. Penonton duduk di seberang jauh dari posisi kandidat, namun tetap ramai dan setia menanggapi dan memperhatikan presentasi kandidat.

seperti biasanya, jargon Transformasi terus diucapkan oleh kandidat sebagai bentuk internalisasi visi pada seluruh penonton. dengan semangat kuat, Farid-Tino terus menjawab pertanyaan dari panelis dan penonton dengan semangat, lugas, bertanggungjawab dan tepat!

roadshow berakhir pada pukul 20.00 saat mahasiswa reguler FE sudah mulai beeragsur-angsur pulang…..

terus semangat!

Transformasi, berjuang dengan hati!

Depok, 4 November 2009

Pukul 12.30 tepat acara roadshow dimulai. Diawali dengan pembukaan dan perkenalan panelis, acara sederhana yang penuh makna ini telah membuat FKM tersentak. Karena ini adalah kali pertama roadshow PEMIRA, hampir semua mahasiswa antusias menonton.

Acara yang seharusnya berlangsung sampai pukul 15.00 ini harus berlanjut lantaran masih banyak penanya/mahasiswa yang penasaran terhadap performa kandidat. Pertanyaan yang diajukan berkisar tentang visi-misi yang mereka bawa, program kerja, karakter kandidat, track record organisasi, tanggapan dan pengetahuan tentang masalah di UI, dll. Begitu banyak pertanyaan-pertanyaan yang semakin menggambarkan kualitas kandidat.

Pasangan Farid-Tino saat roadshow berlangsung tidak dalam proporsi yang lengkap karena Tino (cawakaBEM UI 2010) harus melalui UTS disambung dengan jadwal tanding Tenis Meja yang diselenggarakan oleh BEM UI 2009 lewat acara Asrteroid. Meskipun sendirian, Farid tetap menampilkan performa terbaiknya dengan selalu tersenyum. Berkemeja biru dan bercelana hitam, Farid mampu menjawab pertanyaan yang diajukan dengan sangat baik. hal ini semakin memperkuat posisi Farid sebagai kandidat yang cerdas.

Setelah berpuluh pertanyaan diajukan, roadshow harus ditutup pada pukul 15.30 karena sudah memasuki waktu Ashar dan sudah tidak ada lagi pertanyaan.

Farid-Tino tetap optimis!!! karena perjuangan baru saja dimulai….tetap semangat untuk BEM UI yang bertransformasi!

transformasi, berjuang dengan hati!

Posting sebelumnya berisi tentang jadwal penerimaan mahasiswa baru yang akan diadakan oleh UI dan posting yang sekarang masih ada hubungnnya dengan penerimaan mahasiswa baru di UI.

Setiap taunnya tentu UI ingin mendapat bibit-bibit berkualitas untuk berkuliah di UI. berbagai jalur dibuka oleh UI dengan berbagai macam proses seleksi agar UI benar-benar mendapatkan mahasiswa-mahasiswa yang unggul. Sebagai anak daerah,  rasanya ingin sekali kami menunjukkan bahwa kami unggul, rasanya ingin sekali membuktikan bahwa siswa-siswa SMA dari daerah kami mampu, meraih UI, atau meraih yang lainnya.

Salah satu cara yang kami tempuh agar adik-adik kami termotivasi, dan terdorong untuk mencapai apa yang diinginkannya adalah dengan mengadakan roadshow atau road to school atau bedah kampus.Sejak beberapa tahun terakhir, Clubban telah mengadakan roadshow keliling ke beberapa SMA di Banyumas. Tahun2009/20010  ini pun Clubban juga akan mengadakan acara serupa, bahkan Clubban akan mengadakan kegiatan Try Out Ujian Masuk UI. Ini semua tentu saja demi membantu teman-teman SMA untuk bisa lulus dan masuk perguruan tinggi.Dengan roadshow ini kami ingin menunjukkan pada adik-adik, teman-teman SMA bahwa kami bisa dan teman-teman pun pasti bisa.

Hey y’all, just a couple of announcements regarding the INQmobile winner for the contest we had. link

I’m proud to announce the winner:

Yin!

Congratulations! -))) I’m sure those vouchers will come in handy -) The wonderful folk from INQmobile’s agency will be in touch with you shortly!

In other news:

1. There will be another INQmobile Mini 3G roadshow from Oct 31 – Nov 09, 11am – 10pm daily at Plaza Singapura, Level 1! So rock on down if you want to check out the mobile phones -)

2. Print these vouchers to enjoy the following perks!
- Free pack of INQmobile mini 3G battery covers (worth $34.95)
- Waiver of registration fee and SIM card charge (worth $42.80) when you sign up for the INQmobile Mini 3G handset at the roadshow

Click on link for printable version

3. INQ Mini 3G does not come with a hefty price tag and can be yours for free when you sign
up with SingTel

4. Mediacorp artistes appearance: Dai Yang Tian @ 8pm (31 Oct) and Elvin Ng @ 8pm (1
Nov)

5. There will also be a lucky draw for anyone who purchases the INQ Mini 3G on 31 Oct -‐ 1 Nov.
Winner will walk away with free 12mth free mobile subscription. 1 winner each day.

So if you’re thinking about what to do this weekend, why not take a trip downtown, and check out the INQ Mini 3Gs that will be there for you to try out! And get connected!

Panasonic and BEcause are hitting the road this autumn with the UK’s first fully HD 3D roadshow, including a showpiece enormous 103″ screen cinema for visitors to experience the kit for themselves.

The campaign kicked off recently at Grand Designs Live in the NEC and is continuing on to tour 8 of the country’s top shopping centers up until mid December. The super high-tech stand also includes demos on the latest 600hz Freesat HD screens and allows visitors to talk to experts about all of the latest kit. For more info on the event, or to see if it is coming to your area with all the gear have a look at the website here.

Depok, 16 November 2009

Kantin Fasilkom yang sedang ramai dengan suasana makan siang kali ini menjadi tempat roadshow para pasangan kandidat calon ketua dan wakil ketua BEM UI 2010. Semula, acara ini direncanakan akan dimulai pada pukul 11.30. Namun, karena suatu hal, acara baru dilangsungkan pada sekitar pukul 12.20.

Roadshow ini diawali oleh sambutan dari perwakilan DPM Fasilkom UI. Kemudian dilanjutkan dengan pemaparan visi misi para pasangan calon. Setelah itu dilakukan eksplorasi mendalam oleh panelis yang terdiri dari Nugroho Dwi Nugroho (Sistem Informasi 2007) dan Andreas Senjaya (Ilmu Komputer 2007).

Keramahan FaridTino nampak sekali dibandingkan pasangan lain. Ini terlihat pada mereka kampanye. Sapaan hangat diberikan Tino kepada ketua Bem Fasilkom yang saat itu memasuki kantin. Tino juga menarik perhatian orang-orang di fasilkom saat ia memberikan apresiasi kepada tim tenis meja fasilkom yang berhasil masuk final Asteroid untuk kategori ganda campuran. Bersamaan dengan itu Tino juga menyapa atlit tenis meja Fasilkom yang saat itu hadir di kantin Fasilkom.

Tidak hanya keramahan, FaridTino juga antusias dalam mendengarkan maupun menjawab pertanyaan dari panelis. Beberapa pertanyaan dari penulus dan audien di jawab tanpa bertele-tele dan berlandaskan kejujuran. Justru hal inilah yang diaprresiasi oleh panelis dan moderator.

Itulah sekelumit kisah dari semangat FaridTino yang berkobar di gedung bundar. Nantikan liputan-liputan berikutnya dan jangan lewatkan kedatangan FaridTino di fakultas kamu.

Viva.. Viva.. Viva..  Fasilkom.

Transformasi, berjuang dengan hati!

Hi Folks.

Tugas Roadshow dari kantor saya sudah melewati dua kota, Surabaya dan Medan. So far saya belum merasa puas akan pelaksanaan di dua kota itu. Kemudian capek juga sudah mulai terasa. Penat.

Saya hanya punya tiga hari di Jakarta. Karena sepulangnya saya dari Medan semalam, hari ini saya mempersiapkan acara untuk daerah selanjutnya,Ujung Pandang – Makasar. Kemungkinan akan berangkat Kamis malam pukul 21.00 WIB dengan pesawat Merpati Nusantara Airlines, salah satu sponsor.

Setelah Makasar. Saya dan rombongan dijadwalkan akan pulang Sabtu atau Minggu Sore. Untuk kemudian kembali berangkat Ke Denpasar pada hari Seninnya. (Hhh.. malah ada kemungkinan langsung menempuh Makasar – Denpasar – transit jakarta)

Saya ingin punya waktu break sedikit untuk saat ini. Waktu dimana saya bisa “meletakkan” otak di atas meja.

….

Depok, 14 November 2009.

Berjuang terus semangat merupakan kekuatan andalan kami saat roadshow di Fakultas Teknik. Berlangsung lebih dari 17 jam tidak menyurutkan semangat berjuang kami untuk menjawab pertanyaan dan menanggapi pernyataan mahasiswa FT yang setia menonton hingga pukul 12 siang.

FT merupakan fakultas yang luar biasa. Dimulai sejak pukul 18.30, teman-teman FT dengan jumlah banyak dan semangat hadir di Kantin FT. Diawali nuansa keramaian sejak awal bahkan hinggga tengah malam menjelang subuh, pertanyaan yang dilontarkan dari rekan-rekan FT sangat kritis, konstruktif, dan juga sistematis. Masukan yang diberikan banyhak menginspirasi kami.

Dengan bangga kami menyatakan bahwa kami sangat bangga terhadap teman-teman FT. Terima kasih banyak atas dukungan teman-teman!

Gunakan hak pilih teman-teman untuk kemajuan UI dan bangsa Indonesia.

Transformasi, berjuang dengan hati!

Depok, 12 november 2009

Bertepatan dengan hari kesehatan nasional, Farid-Tino kembali roadshow ke fakultas dan kali ini Farid-Tino berkunjung ke Fakultas Hukum. Acara yang dimulai pada pukul 13.00 dan berkahir pada pukul 15.30 ini cukup mendapat perhatian besar dari mahasiswa FH UI. Walaupun hujan, mahasiswa FH UI dengan setia mendengarkan penjelasan visi-misi dari para kandidat.

Roadshow di FH ini dinilai oleh panelis yang berasal dari dosen, yaitu Bapak Fitra Arsil dan perwakilan mahasiswa Ian. Pertanyaan dan pernyataan dari panelis sangat membantu kandidat dalam merumuskan program ke depan. Farid-Tino sebagai salah satu kandidat juga mendapat masukan dari panelis. salah satu masukan yang diberikan adalah mengenai tulisan dan penjelasan visi-misi yang dibuat oleh kandidat. Selain itu, pertanyaan dari mahasiswa juga menjadi masukan dan dukungan berarti bagi kandidat..

Trus berjuang! terima kasih teman-teman FH…what a great day!

Transformasi, berjuang dengan hati!

Salemba, 9 November 2009.

Agenda Pemira kali ini pindah ke kampus Salemba. Kali ini teman-teman FK dan FKG mendapat giliran dikunjungi.

Diawali dengan Grand Opening, seluruh kandidat diminta berkeliling ke simpul-simpul massa di FK dan FKG. Ini merupakan momen berharga untuk memperkenalkan kami dan visi-misi yang kami bawa.

Acara dilanjutkan dengan roadshow ke FKG. Dengan panelis yang berasal dari perwakilan dari mahasiswa, yaitu ketua BPM dan Ketua BEM FKG, acara roadshow berlangsung dengan lancar. Walaupun siang hari, namun tidak menyurutkan langkah mahasiswa lain untuk menonton, hal ini dibuktikan dengan pengunjung yang berjejer di depan kami. Acara roadshow di FKG berlangsung dari pukul 13.30 sampai pukul 15.30.

Kunjungan kami di Salemba berelanjut ke Fakultas Kedokteran. Acara yang berlangsung di lobbi depan gedung FK ini berlangsung dari pukul 16.30 hingga pukul 22.30. Panelis berasal dari ketua Senat Mahasiswa dan ketua BPM FK. Seluruh kandidat pasangan calon ketua dan wakil ketua BEM diminta berdiri selama roadshow berlangsung. Kandidat diberikan pertanyaan-pertanyaan yang mengeksplore visi-misi mereka. Semangat mahasiswa FK untuk bertanya sangat baik. Hingga malam hari, mereka masih setia menonton acara roadshow dengan terus bertanya dan memberikan dukungan kepada kami.

Semangat berjuang teman-teman Salemba!

Kami akan berusaha menampung dan mempertimbangkan usulan dan aspirasi kalian…..

Salam hangat dari kami, Farid-Tino….Transformasi, berjuang dengan hati!