I'm glad to see the list up, to get an idea of what the show will be about, but it's useless until the day-of anyway. They're going to announce sessions for whatever the keynote was about and people will have to reevaluate their options.
That's why I'd rather just look at what sessions are up at a particular hour and go to the most interesting (or wander the floor).
This makes sense to me. The keynote is for the most part a press event with product announcements. Journalists probably prefer to collect all the headlines in one event, and Google can focus on us developers for the rest of the conference.
Edit: If it was for me, Google would sell separate Tickets for the Keynote and the rest of the conference. This would make it easier for developers to get tickets.
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Edit: If it was for me, Google would sell separate Tickets for the Keynote and the rest of the conference. This would make it easier for developers to get tickets.