GOSCON is pleased to release a selection of its 2007 Conference presentations to the general public.

• Opening Keynote: "Open Source and Freedom: Why Open Standards Are Crucial to Protecting IT Investment" - Jim Zemlin, Linux Foundation .mov | .rm
• Breakfast Keynote: "Open Standards, Open Source and Open Tools for the Public Sector" - Skip McGaughey, Eclipse Foundation .mov | .rm
• Closing General Session: "Open Document Formats" with Douglas W. Johnson Ph.D., Sun; James King, Ph.D., Adobe; Arnaud Le Hors, IBM; Buck Martin, OpenDocument Foundation and Jason Matusow, Microsoft.mov | .rm
• "How to Get Involved with Open Source Projects" - Andy Stein, Newport News .mov | .rm
• "Starting a State Government Open Source Project" - Tom Cort, State of Vermont .mov | .rm
• "Open Tools & Distributed Development" - Dean Anderson, Polk County, OR .mov | .rm
• "The Relationship Between Open Standards and Open Software" - Douglas Johnson, Ph.D., Sun .mov | .rm
• Case Study: DOJ OpenRMS Project and the top 5 myths and misconcpetions of free software - Scott Porter, CAPSIT .mov | .rm

We've also released our presenters' slide sets. Links to the presentations can be found on the 2007 Sessions page.