Re: LinuxWorld New York 2004 .org Pavilion
If anybody is interested in running a Debian booth there, please negotiate
with Duncan Newell <Duncan_Newell@idg.com>.
Regards,
Joey
Duncan_Newell@idg.com wrote:
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> Dear Fellow Members of the Open Source Community:
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> There has never been a more exciting time to participate in the LinuxWorld
> Conference & Expo .org Pavilion (sponsored by Oracle)! Today,
> organizations strive to stay
> ahead of the changing times and continue to offer valuable services to
> members of the Linux community. As part of our continual efforts to support
> Linux and Open Source, LinuxWorld Conference & Expo believes it is vital
> for you to network and share your experiences, issues, and developments. As
> continued support of the Linux community, we would like to offer your
> organization the opportunity to participate in this January's .org
> Pavilion.
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> LinuxWorld Conference & Expo
> The Javits Center, New York, NY
> Conference: January 20-23, 2004
> Expo: January 21-23, 2004
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> As a .org Pavilion participant you will have your own booth to display
> marketing materials, conduct business, and gain excellent exposure for your
> organization
> on the show floor.
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> In this email, you are provided with all the information necessary for
> planning and executing your participation smoothly and successfully.
> Please take a few
> minutes to read the enclosed .org Pavilion contract and fact sheet (which
> includes criteria for eligibility in this program).
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> Time and space are limited and are available on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVE
> BASIS, so be sure to fax your completed contract to Duncan Newell at
> 508-620-6690 as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
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> Thank you,
> Duncan Newell
> LinuxWorld Conference and Expo
> (See attached file: LinuxNY04 .org contract final.pdf)(See attached file:
> ..Org Fact Sheet NY04 Final2.pdf)
http://master.debian.org/~joey/misc/LinuxNY04%20.org%20contract%20final.pdf
http://master.debian.org/~joey/misc/_.Org%20Fact%20Sheet%20NY04%20Final2.pdf
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