On Sunday, Aug 27, Londoners can attend the next installment of the London Copyfighters Drunkeen Brunch and Talking Shop. This is a monthly event wherein people interested in copyright reform, open source/free software, Creative Commons and related issues all gather in a pub, have a big friendly brunch, and then make their way to the amazing Speaker's Corner, where they give impromptu speeches about their subjects of interest. It's immense fun, and you haven't lived until you've given a speech at Speaker's Corner: if you can wow a crowd on the Corner, you can give a speech anywhere. The event is hosted by the activist Open Rights Group.
See also: London Copyfighters: Speak at Speaker's Corner on Mar 19!
Update: David Goodman, pictured here, sez, "Man, I wish I'd worn a cooler t-shirt. I was actually reading out a letter that I wrote to my MP about ID cards and how they're a majorly bad idea."
