The Lift France 10 Open Program submissions are now open. As a Lift France 10 participants you can submit your ideas. Get active and take the opportunity to share your experience, brainstorm with your fellow Lifters and get exposure.

Do you have a vision, a project, an experience, that would make a huge difference? We're looking for unorthodox, surprising, dangerous ideas, individual experience and insight backed up by examples, scenarios, prototypes or actual realizations.

Chose one of the following three open program formats

L'open Program de Lift France 10 est désormais ouvert. En tant que participant à Lift, vous pouvez soumettre vos idées. Soyez actif et profitez de l'occasion pour partager votre expérience, un brain-storming avec vos amis liftiens, ou exposez !

Vous avez une vision, un projet, une expérience différente ? Nous recherchons des idées originales, surprenantes, dangereuses, votre expérience individuelle et votre perspicacité soutenue par des exemples, des scénarios, des prototypes ou des réalisations effectives.

Choisissez l'un des trois formats suivants programme ouvert
# Open Stage: présentation de 5 minutes par les participants sur la grande scène. Prévu sur Juillet 6 et 7 juillet
# Ateliers: ateliers de 2 heures: explorer un sujet en détail dans un atelier de deux heures, du lundi Juillet 5th
# Ouvre Boîte: 5 - 20 minutes de présentations une petite scène dans le domaine Expérience Ascenseur Break

En savoir plus sur la page du programme ouvert.

En savoir plus sur la page de l'open Program.

Lee Bryant describes to what extent we reach a new culture ecosystem echoes with old traditions of trade, business and socialisation while the Twentieth century was all about mass market and mass production.

The Mozilla Project: Core Values of a 230 Million Person World Wide Social Network

Chris Hofmann, from Mozilla how to combine the open-source values, strong communities, passion and an open approach for building a software such as Firefox.

Sociogeek: How do you expose yourself online? How do you choose your online friends? Another kind of online survey

Daniel Kaplan, CEO of French think tank FING, discuss the results of an on-line survey which aimed at investigating the way people expose themselves online. Are we being too candid about ourselves when online? Are we as transparent as we pretend to be? What strategies do we follow in order to maximize the range and efficiency of our online social networks? And how do we select new online "friends"? Does online networking lower current social barriers?

Yaoundé-based sociologist Baba Wamé gives a stunning overview of how the Web has been appropriated by cameroonian women. More specifically, he shows how email and IM have been turned into on-line dating tools. He then raise raise awareness on the dangers of such practices for the women of his country.

Urban Mobs : how to visualize the cell phone activity in cities ?

Stéphane Distinguin, CEO of Faber Novel, describes the results from "Urban Mobs". This project, conducted with Orange aimed at studying crowd communication activities and paint a “ popular emotion cartography through mobile phone tracking.

All The Content CEO Clément Charles questions the importance of product lifecycle in the context of innovation: Does product lifecycle kill innovation or it's a necessary process to fund research? What is the impact of open innovation on those lifecycle?

The Mozilla Project: Core Values of a 230 Million Person World Wide Social Network

Chris Hofmann, from Mozilla how to combine the open-source values, strong communities, passion and an open approach for building a software such as Firefox.