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About
the Bazaar
The
Bazaar is a unique collaboration between EarthWeb, Inc., one of
the leading online providers of information for IT professionals
and In Limine, Inc., an exciting, young nonprofit organization.
The Bazaar grew out of the efforts of In Limine to create an educational
free software event for corporations, schools, and nonprofit institutions
to learn about the benefits of this software.
After facing the enormity of creating an event on the scale of the
Bazaar, In Limine teamed up with EarthWeb. The partnership has been
very successful and both companies are excited to present the first
Bazaar New York City this December!
The
Bazaar Advisory Board
Co-Chairmen:
John
"Maddog" Hall,Executive Director,
Linux International
Steve
Blood, Founder, In
Limine
Event
Director:
Mike
Healy, Director of Events,
EarthWeb Inc.
Conference Chair:
Lydia
Bennett, Vice President,
Dialogos
Board Members:
Jeff
"hemos" Bates, Co-maintainer, slashdot.org
Matt
Czajkowski, President and CEO, Easier
Computing
Trae
McCombs, Webmaster, linux.com
Rikki
McGinty, Editor, open
source IT, EarthWeb Inc.
Tim
Ney,
Director, The
Free Software Foundation
Sam
Ockman,
CEO, Penguin
Computing
John
Sedivy, New York Division Manager, Taos
Mountain
Clay
Shirky, Professor of New Media, Hunter
College
Priscilla
Tate, President, Technology
Managers Forum
Robert
F. Young, Chairman and CEO, Red
Hat
Event
Sales and Marketing:
Tim
Hattie, National Sales Manager-Events,
EarthWeb
Inc.
June
Gregg, Sr. Marketing Manager, EarthWeb
Inc.
Alison
Jeng, Campaign Manager, EarthWeb
Inc.
Media
Relations :
Harold
Miltsch, Director of Media Relations,
EarthWeb Inc.
The
Bazaar
Jacob Javits Center
NYC December 14-16, 1999
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