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Did you think that the thrill of sharing your ideas in front of a huge audience at a C3 was something you’d never do? Do you work on a cool project and want to get the word out? Was your talk one of the hundreds that got rejected? Did you come up with an awesome hack that you need to share? Well, you’re in luck because there will be Lightning Talks at 32C3.
Taking place at 12:45 on Days 2, 3 and 4, these fast paced sessions are perfect for pitching new software or hardware projects, exploits, creative pranks or strange ideas you need to get out to a global audience. Even if you don’t have an awesome idea or project to share, a Lightning Talk is perfect for pitching your self organized session, assembly, or even a longer talk you’ll give at the speaker’s corner.
Registration is now open for the Lightning Talk sessions at the 32C3. Act fast to reserve your slot – the last couple of times, lightning talk slots filled up on Day 1, so better hurry! More Lightning talk information can be found at
The submission form is at:
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Deutsche Version weiter unten.
Ring Ring!
At 32C3, we will again provide to you a phone infrastructure operated by the Phone Operation Center (POC), so do not forget to bring your DECT phone with you (and the right charger, possibly a headset if you have one). In addition to many other features and easter eggs, the audio streams of the talks as well as the simultaneous translations will be available via telephone.
DECT in use – CC BY-Nc 2.0 via flickr/miguel
Klingelingeling Klingelingeling!
Auch auf dem 32C3 werden wir Euch wieder eine vom Phone Operation Center (POC) betriebene Telefon-Infrastruktur zur Verfügung stellen, also vergesst nicht, Euer DECT-Telefon einzupacken (und das passende Ladegerät, ggfs. Headset). Wie gewohnt werden neben zahlreichen Funktionen und easter eggs die Audiostreams der Vorträge sowie die Simultanübersetzungen via Telefon zur Verfügung stehen.
Wer wissen möchte, ob sein Gerät kompatibel mit der POC-Telefonanlage ist, kann sich im Eventphone-Wiki informieren. Nebenstellen können wie immer im Generic User Registration Utility (Guru) registriert werden.
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