similar to: Astricon 2005 :: Call for speakers and Asterisk projects

_Book Your Hotel Room Today_ We're now a little more than a month away from AstriCon 2005 - The Asterisk Conference and Exhibition. We need everyone who plans on attending to register with the Hyatt ASAP to ensure we have enough hotel rooms. (Last year in Atlanta we over-booked the hotel by over 150 people.) If you have already registered for the conference, you can book your rooms by going

AstriCon Update: Only Two Weeks To Go! October 12 - 14, 2005 Anaheim, CA AstriCon 2005 starts two weeks from today. We now have a complete roster of speakers covering Asterisk from soho to carrier. We've added the Code Zone, a working lab with a full compliment of VoIP and TDM equipment. We also have over 20 confirmed exhibitors and more are joining the event each day. AstriCon 2005 is

We're proud to announce Astricon 2004 - the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference! * Where? Atlanta, USA * When? September 22-24, 2004 The conference is arranged in partnership with Digium.inc and the keynote speaker is Mark Spencer, lead developer of Asterisk - the Open Source PBX. Among the speakers already signed on are Ed Guy of Pulver.com, John Todd, Jeremy McNamara

The agenda for Astricon Europe in Madrid June 15-17 is now coming together. It will be an international conference, with speakers from both USA and Europe. Last year, we had over 25 nationalities participating in the first Astricon - the Astricon where Mark released Asterisk 1.0 on the conference floor, during his keynote! Many active members of the Asterisk community talks at the conference, one

Astricon 2004 is the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference, to be held in Atlanta, Georgia in September. See http://www.astricon.net ** We will soon open for early bird registrations! ** To get a very low price, I recommend that you participate as a speaker. In fact, speakers doesn't pay any fee at all to participate in Astricon. **** Send us your speaker's proposal

Dear Asterisk Community, Asterisk 1.0 was released at Astricon 2004, in September last year. It's been almost a year and we haven't been able to go ahead and release a new version. Now is the time to try to move forward again. As we've outlined before, the process is this: -------------------------------------------------------------------- * Code freeze: At this point, we'll

Well I'm stunned no one has suggested a webcast option. I mean we aren't talking a bunch of people unable to grasp the concepts of chat/voice/vision sessions with a log in/remote display capability. If you think this is an option let me know I have someone who has some software they wouldn't mind stress testing as a trial. Cheers, Dean > -----Original Message----- > From:

Hi, I'm taking a straw-poll to see who out there is planning on going to AstriCon. I would like to hear from both new members of the community and gurus. What kinds of things would you like to see at an Asterisk Conference? What topics are good BOF (Birds Of a Feather - informal discussion group) fodder? What parts of Asterisk require the most attention? FYI - AstriCon is October 12 - 14

We are happy to present the agenda for the Asterisk conference at the Atlanta Marriot Century Center - Astricon 2004. Previously, you could only find the tutorials agenda on the web site, but now we've added information on the conference day as well. The Astricon Conference starts with one day of in-depth tutorials on many levels, both for the new Asterisk user and for the one that considers

Hello everyone, In case you haven't seen it yet, a few of us coming back from Astricon Europe have uploaded our pictures and created a page on the wiki: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Astricon+Europe+Media+2005 Check it out, and I'll see you all in Anaheim. P.S. - If all 10,000+ of you do show up, I won't be able to meet each and every one of you, but I'll try.

Each year at AstriCon, we have an Open Source Pavilion which showcases projects which are adjuncts to Asterisk, or which are directly relevant to improving the utility and features of Asterisk. It gives smaller projects the chance to have some space to display what they're doing, and to give demonstrations to the AstriCon attendees who are interested in some of the things happening

During Astricon 2004, we'll have the first Asterisk developer's meeting. The Asterisk developer's meeting is a one day meeting with discussions, brainstorms and tests. For each session, we need a white paper produced that outlines the topic to be discussed. If controversial, several whitepapers on the same topic will be contributed. This is a list of suggested topics - please feel

AstriCon 2009 is still 5 months away, but the time will fly! We're looking for speaker presentations for 2009's conference - do you have something you want to talk about? Submit your talk proposal today - the proposal window closes on June 1. AstriCon is the single largest conference dedicated to Asterisk applications and business, and this year we hope to have even more

Dear Asterisk Users, Just a quick reminder that the Early Bird Discount for AstriCon Europe ends on Saturday, April 15 2006 (US Central Daylight Time). Register today for AstriCon Berlin, AstriCon Paris or AstriCon London and save 20% ($70.00 USD) off the standard price. Register Now: http://www.astricon.net/register/ Each of the three AstriCon Europe events promises to be a great opportunity

Astricon is the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference to be held in Atlanda, GA, USA Sept 22-24 this fall. Astricon is organized by Edvina.net and Sokol & Associates in partnership with Digium, inc. ** CURRENT ESTIMATE: OVER 250 ATTENDEES Steven and I started this project at the end of march, looking forward to gathering the community and showing the strength of an Open

*** Astricon 2004: Over 250 Asterisk professionals! Astricon, the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference is a success and we now have over 250 people registred. Thank you for all your support of this event and please have patience with us as we're trying to handle all details with payments, hotel reservations and other issues. I also wish to thank all our partners that

Astricon is only 54 days away! If you're not booked, please take a moment to register for the conference, get your hotel room, and get your plane tickets before things fill up and/or get expensive. This is a great opportunity to meet other developers, users, and members of the Asterisk ecosystem, and I encourage everyone to attend. While there are great things to be said about the

Registration to Astricon - the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference - is now open. Astricon is taking place at the Atlanta Marriot September 22-24. Digium is our Diamond partner in arranging this conference. The web site is updated with information on hotel, prices and speakers for the tutorial day. The agenda for the conference day will be published soon. (Speakers: Mail me

Friends, Please send all offers for help *off list* to us at info@astricon.net. Do not disturb the list with offers of your services, please. I repeat: Only the Developer's Meeting will be considered for broadcast at this time. In order to enjoy the conference, you will simply have to be there. It's an IRL experience - meeting all the other Asterisk user's from around the globe,

Just a reminder: AstriCon is coming up in October in Washington, DC (http://www.astricon.net/ ) and we're looking forward to seeing you there! We're getting to the deadline for Innovation Awards for this year. What's an Innovation Award? The Innovation Award is designed to recognize developers, customers and partners for outstanding achievements that are improving business