Fwd: Software patents meeting TONIGHT - 27th Aug

[Alex Macfie <alex@cgce.net>]

More information on the software patents meeting in Cambridge UK tonight. I 
shall be attending. Please email Jeff <jeff.veit@tanasity.com> if you plan 
to attend


> Delivered-To: cgce-net-alex@cgce.net
> From: "Jeff Veit - Tanasity" <jeff.veit@tanasity.com>
> To: "Jeff Veit - Tanasity" <jeff.veit@tanasity.com>
> Subject: Software patents meeting TONIGHT - 27th Aug
> Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 10:37:21 +0100
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>
> Hi there,
>
> Venue. We are very kindly being hosted by Cambridge University Computer Lab.
> You can find directions and a map to their building here -
> http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/UoCCL/contacts/#gettinghere. Doors will open at
> 7.30pm.
>
> Agenda. Once again we have three speakers:
>
> - Robert Bray works for the EU Parliament. He was responsible for working
> with Arlene McCarthy on drafting the directive and amendments.
> - Peter Dawe is a serial entrepreneur and business angel. He'll be taking
> the anti software patent side.
> - Unless we have a late substitution, I'll be examining the pro software
> patent case.
>
> We'll be seated around tables and there will be lots of opportunities to
> talk to other attendees.
>
> See you there,
>
> Jeff Veit
>
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