GMGC did quite well today. I feared a close @ $ 4,75 less while the Dow/Nasdaq sunk.
Later,
Juan
FYI (from :http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/980827/ca_upside__1.html):
>> Press Release
SOURCE: Upside Media, Inc.
Demonstrators Now Being
Selected for David Coursey's
Showcase '99
The Best Product Launch Venue in the
Industry is Looking for the Hottest
Products and Technologies to Be Featured at Showcase '99, January
17-20, 1999
SAN MATEO, Calif., Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Upside magazine and David Coursey have been
selecting demonstrators for the third annual Showcase conference. David Coursey's Showcase '99
is the annual launch pad for the industry's hottest products, technology's and services for the
Internet, personal computing, and communications, which will take place January 17-20, 1999 at
the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina.
Companies who have a hot product targeted at consumers -- released or unreleased, alpha, beta,
near shipping or shipping -- are invited to submit it for consideration. Fewer than 80 products and
companies will be selected by noted industry analyst David Coursey for this exclusive event. Over
the years, Coursey's picks for his conferences have included some of the most successful products
in the industry.
''I look for products and technologies that have the potential to change our industry or change the
way customers do things,'' Coursey explains. ''While the ''gee-whiz'' factor is important to how a
product can be shown effectively to our audience -- the long-term impact on the marketplace is
more important.''
To submit a product or technology for Showcase, complete the online product submission form at
upside.com. Demonstrator coordinator Tiffany Freeman can answer
questions about the process. Please contact her via e-mail at tfreeman@upside.com.
Attending Showcase
Internet Showcase was a sell-out during its first two years, with more than 750 industry executives
in attendance at Showcase '97 and '98. Attendance is limited to approximately 500 senior
executives, plus representatives from demonstrating companies. Attendees are invited from
technology, consumer electronics, investment banks, and venture capital firms, as well as carefully
selected media and analysts. The conference fee includes registration and a one-year new
subscription to the coursey.com newsletter.
Secure online registration is available at upside.com, or call
888-33-UPSIDE. Early Bird registration is $1,595 until December 4, 1998. Regular registration is
$1,895. Team registration (two persons from one company) is $2,795.
Conference Organizers & Sponsors
For information on a limited number of remaining sponsorship opportunities, contact Jill
Pendergast at 650-577-2533, or send e-mail to jillp@upside.com. Showcase '99 sponsors (in
alphabetic order) include Adobe Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADBE - news), General Magic (Nasdaq:
GMGC - news), Intel Corporation (Nasdaq: INTC - news), Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT -
news), Novell, Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL - news), Pacific Bell Internet Services, and Starfish Software
Corporation.
Showcase '99 is a presentation of Upside Events, the conference production and management unit
of Upside Media, Inc., publisher of Upside magazine, and David Coursey, editor/publisher of
coursey.com, inc. Both companies are privately held and based in San Mateo, California.
SOURCE: Upside Media, Inc. << |
