I'm happy to say that I am going to be talking at the 2010 Virt3c@Hull, at Hull University.  Keynote speakers include; Gabriella Coleman on 'Cabals, Crisis, and Conflict on the Virtual Frontier' (Friday) and Mathieu O’Neil on 'Theory and Practice of Online Research: Power, Expertise, Critique' (Sat).  My talk is part of the session entitled 'Conflicts in Open & Free Software Communities' on Sat 20th March, 12.00- 1.45:

Conflicts in Open & Free Software Communities

• Merten, Stefan: ‘Conflicts and the governance model of Free Software’, www.oekonux.de
• Rawlings, Thomas: ‘Evolutionary p2p Systems’, www.fluffylogic.net.
  Fernando, Suresh: ‘OpenKollab: Inherent Conflicts Arising within Generative Collaboration Spaces’, http://openkollab.com
• Dafermos, George: ‘An empirical study of division of labour in free & open source software development: the case of FreeBSD’, Delft University of Technology, Holland.

The poster for the event can be found here and there is much more info on the official website; virt3c.wordpress.com.