“Vendors and community groups exhibiting at LBE should take
advantage of this opportunity to reach out more people. There are
ONLY 19 slots available, so vendors should act fast.“
“Jeff Gerhardt, co-host of The Linux(R) Show!! and CEO of
GeekCast.Com Networks announced today, “vendors and community
groups exhibiting at Spring Comdex or the Linux Business Expo can
now sign up for broadcast segments during our LBE broadcast. They
can take advantage of this opportunity to reach out to a broader
and larger audience; by registering at the URL Broadcast sign up
form.”
“Gerhardt stated,”This is the sixth LIVE remote broadcast done
from a major Linux event by The Linux(R) Show!!, including this
event being our second Spring Comdex. We anticipate seeing lots of
TLS’Penguinistas’ at the expo, and we will get them in a frenzy by
throwing them all kinds of free stuff. This is a special event for
us because we are in our home turf.”
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