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Virtual User Group Meeting Via Satellite And Internet Tonight

The UGC's http://www.ugconnection.com/ annual User Group TV broadcast will be held this tonight (11/14), 6-8 PM PT via satellite and internet. http://www.ugtv.com/ugtv

This "virtual User Group meeting" from an "Apple garage" set in Cupertino will feature product managers from several Apple departments and third parties showing off and answering live questions from the live studio audience, online audience, and phone-in callers about products, including:

- Adobe with latest PageMaker, PageMill - Apple's Internet Strategy (nearly half an hour on this, including a video) - Apple Information Appliances division with Apple MessagePad 2000, eMate 300 - A sneak preview of the new Apple Assist web site from Apple Support - An update on Apple's Performa line from its Consumer Division - A preview of a new Apple contest: if you don't like Apple's ads, go out and create some of your own! - lots more fun

Seats are still available in the live studio audience in Cupertino [1 mile from the Apple campus] - anyone can call (800) 350-4842 (business hours) to reserve one, FREE.

Satellite reception info (big-dish only, C and Ku band, not the DirecTV little dish kind) is on the web site.

Registered live viewing sites are listed on the web site (many User Groups also will show the tape at their regular december meetings via videotape, or make the tape available in their libraries).

The AOL simulchat will be at keyword UGF (the User Group Forum).

The IRC simulchat will be on server chat.online.apple.com, port 6667, channel #BMUG.

In-person attendees and callers and online participants will be eligible to win prizes from the participating vendors.

It will be carried on Apple's internal videoconference network.

They probably won't be live-webcasting due to bandwidth limitations (if someone wants to pick up our signal and retransmit live on the net audio/video, we'd have no objection; notify to get linked), but we are working on setting up a slow-scan webcam and putting more info on the content of the broadcast at the UGTV site as the event approaches.

So tune in, turn on and participate!

Raines Cohen


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