Having just read about the live streaming device below, and noticing
that the talks at the conference are not in parallel, makes me wonder
if there is any chance jsoftware would offer live streaming of the
talks? I'd pay US$50 for that.
I doubt there will be live streaming of the conference. There is some
chance that there will be some recording and that will be made
available after the conference as appropriate.
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Brian Schott schott.br...@gmail.com wrote:
Having just read about the live
On a similar topic - will there be any kind of print proceedings
available of talks? Maybe an electronic-only version after the
conference? You'd have to ask speakers to provide an e-copy. It
would be nice if people provided editable ones for proofing but less
work to provide access to PDFs (+
I don't think we'll organize anything formally before the conference.
When we work out the detailed agenda for the conference we will
encourage speakers to have relevant material to put up at the
conference wiki after the fact. The success of that will depend on the
energies of the speakers and
Wandering a bit off-topic A major problem with doing a good job of
putting things up on the wiki is the incompatibility of an easy
presentation format, like a word document, versus a wiki format.
I'm currently reviving the SIGAPL web-page by adding links to relevant
articles and I shamelessly put
Many (10?) years ago, I started with Word to HTML (File|Save as|HTML). The
result has about a 10 to 1 noise vs. info, but you can edit it by hand to
rid yourself of the junk. Now I just start and finish with HTML. If today
I am given a Word document I might Save as ASCII text and then edit it
