My thoughts exactly - if it's just marketing copy, it's as bad as spam  
for me.

-- 
Pat

On 21/07/2009, at 3:39 AM, Tyrone Castillo wrote:

> No conversation == SPAM
>
> If OP said something along the lines of, "hey, anyone interested in  
> ACS event, there's one coming up. Let me know and I'll post link etc"
>
> Instead of blasting the unsolicited announcement.
>
> Fine line isn't it :D
>
> TC
>
> On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Sam Lai <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I don't really mind it if it had a meaningful subject, which this did
> not. I there has already being such an announcement on this list
> though, so possibly spammy in that sense.
>
> If a policy is defined, how do you differentiate this between events
> like the one Owen posted a few days ago, or maybe something like an
> Innovic-sponsored event, or a BizSpark introduction seminar?
>
> 2009/7/21 Nick HaC <[email protected]>:
> > This borders on spam? Yes/No?
> >
> > 2009/7/21 Yasas <[email protected]>
> >>
> >> Don’t miss the EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION for the ACS 2009  
> International
> >> Young ICT Professionals conference.
> >>
> >> The6th annual International Young ICT Professionals Conference  
> will be
> >> held on the 3rd and 4th of September, 2009 at the Dockside  
> Convention
> >> Centre, Darling Harbour .
> >>
> >> This year's theme is Lead, Transform, and Succeed. The conference  
> will
> >> combine a trade show and draw Australia 's top ICT Professionals  
> and
> >> Graduates in addition to international guests.
> >>
> >> Outcomes from the conference include:
> >> ·         Better ICT Career planning
> >> ·         Making valuable contacts
> >> ·         Improving your skills and knowledge
> >> ·         Keep up to date with emerging technologies
> >> ·         Networking with other young ICT Professionals and  
> Industry
> >> leaders
> >>
> >> This year we have a very exciting line up of speakers and to  
> mention a
> >> few
> >> ·         Varun Kapur - Head of Operations in Australia and New
> >> Zealand for Tata Consultancy Services,
> >> ·         Fiona Balfour - former CIO of Qantas and Telstra and
> >> ·         Graeme Wood – Founder of Wotif
> >> ·         Richard White – Founder and Managing Director of  
> CargoWise
> >> EDI
> >> ·         Paul Scully-Power, Australia ’s first astronaut, who will
> >> talk about where technology is going.
> >>
> >> The program will provide young professionals, recent graduates and
> >> university students around the world with the techniques, skills  
> and
> >> confidence to advance their career in Information Communications
> >> Technology (ICT).
> >>
> >> The conference will provide you invaluable opportunity to gain
> >> insights into the ICT industry; learn about emerging technologies;
> >> develop your skills in management, leadership, time management and
> >> more; find out what's involved in working overseas or starting your
> >> own business; and be inspired by a first-class selection of  
> speakers.
> >> There's also time to network with fellow participants, speakers,
> >> sponsors, CIOs and potential future employers
> >>
> >> And join us for the conference dinner where you can network with
> >> Industry Leaders and your peers.
> >>
> >> The conference is sponsored by some of the most well known ICT
> >> organisations in Australia , including:
> >>
> >> IBM - Tata Consultancy Services - University of Technology Sydney -
> >> Data Agility - Excom Education - CSIRO - Microsoft - NICTA
> >>
> >> To REGISTER for the conference or to find out more information,  
> please
> >> go to www.acs.org.au/youngit/2009conference.
> >>
> >> NOTE Early bird rates apply till 31st July 2009.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> > >
> >
>
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> >
>


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