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+layout: post
+author: Nathan Schneider
+title: "Field Trip to System76"
+summary: Visit a company that designs and builds open-source computers in Colorado
+tags: [events]
+event-date: September 27, 2019
+event-location: Denver, CO
+---
+
+**Visit a company that designs and builds open-source computers in Colorado**
+
+September 27, 2019   
+12 p.m. - 2 p.m.   
+(Those carpooling meet at the Armory parking lot at 11 a.m.)
+
+Most of the computers we use was built far away, perhaps under questionable conditions. But at least one company, [System76](https://system76.com/), builds some of its machines here in Colorado. Its computers are open hardware and run its own Linux-based, open-source operating system. On this field trip, we'll take a tour of the System76 and have lunch with employees.
+
+This event is open to all members of the CMCI community. [RSVP and sign up to carpool here](https://etherpad.net/p/medlab-system76).
+
+*Learn more on [our interview with Emma Marshall from System76](https://news.kgnu.org/2019/07/looks-like-new-what-makes-computers-happy/) on our radio show, Looks Like New.*

_projects/stakeholder-news.md

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 ## Publications
 
+* "[_Colorado Sun_ Benefit Corporation Evaluation](/medlab/assets/SunEval-2019.pdf)," Media Enterprise Design Lab (August 2019)
 * Nathan Schneider, "[Broad-Based Stakeholder Ownership in Journalism: A Legacy and a Strategy](https://osf.io/g4e6t/?view_only=e9cb90e1f67c4aaab97666b213c75d75)" (working draft)
 
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