WordCamp Melbourne has a program and a supporter!

WordCamp Melbourne is coming along nicely, with a program (of sorts) and a supporter just announced (thanks Simon :)

While speakers are largely going to play second fiddle to roundtables and discussions (6 x 20 minute presentations & 15 x 60 minute roundtables!) we’ve got some top class speakers including code wrangler par excellence from Automattic, Alex Shiels, the problogger himself Darren Rowse, blogologist Alister Cameron and Cristine Davis of Ultimate Tag Warrior fame.

Buttons for yer blogs coming soon… and we need to garner another 26 attendees… who are as good as our first 24… so help get the word out!

  • Thursday, October 25th, 2007 at 3:04 pm
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  1. Talk Tech Radio - Australia — Lisa Sabin-Wilson
    October 26th, 2007 at 9:43 am

    [...] broadcast has aired. Segment discusses WordPress, WordCamp Melbourne and WordPress For Dummies. James Farmer, of EduBlogs fame, is also on Mondays [...]

  2. Ross Hill
    November 4th, 2007 at 4:23 pm

    It was good to meet you at MODM. I’ve just signed up for this - look forward to seeing you there!

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