This is a link to a slideshare version of a talk given yesterday by Tim O'Reilly to the Open Courseware Consortium conference. Below the presentation is the transcript of O'Reilly's talk. A transcript of this kind - speaker's notes not what was actually said - cannot convey the full meaning of a talk, but, that said, it was a thinner brew than I had been hoping for, especially from points 30 onwards where O'Reilly turns his attention to Open Education. (In contrast, the transcript's earlier potted history of free software is meatier.) The talk itself, if it is made available, should be worth listening to and watching. I hope to post a link to it here.
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