Autoreply: meshforum [.org] - Chicago May 1-4

[Allison Hewlitt]

I am out of the office until Tuesday April 26th, 2005. I will not be checking emails. If this is urgent, please contact my colleague Sarah Kerr at skerr at bellanet.org.

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>From  Sun Apr 17 13:18:29 2005
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Subject: Re: MeshForum (and MeshAction) - Chicago May 1-4
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Thanks, Lucas.

More, late notice, on MeshForum.  It's a standard sort of conference
format, but I've been asked to run a day that we're calling MeshAction
on the last day of the program.  All open space, of course.

Here's the short description of the conference from the Mesh website:

Networks form the basis of everything, from how your body works to who
you know, from how power is distributed to how the store on the corner
is kept stocked. Networks are in the news, from the elections to
anti-terrorism, to investigations of financial markets and the
Blackout in the US.

Whether you are an academic, a business leader, or a politician,
understanding Networks is a requirement for success in the 21st
century. Recent research has shown similarities in the shape,
structure, and growth of networks across many fields.

MeshForum will bring together experts and leaders from many fields for
two days of Connecting Networks. In a single, highly participatory
track, panels of experts and select speakers will cover topics from
summarizing current academic research to techniques for navigating and
activating networks in specific industries.

Exchanging knowledge and different views and perspectives will be the
order of the day.





On 4/17/05, Lucas Gonzalez <lgs0a at yahoo.es> wrote:
> I sent this only to Raffi Aftandelian but was intended for the whole
> OSLIST - sorry!
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> > I share below some information about http://www.meshforum.org May 1-4
> > in Chicago.
> >
> > Lucas
> >


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