Event organiser Milverton Wallace said places for the conference were still available last week and full details are available online at NetMedia 2000 .
'The conference brings together leading media practitioners from the US and Europe to share their experience and knowledge of current developments and offers hands-on workshops so journalists can test drive the new technologies,' said Mr Wallace.
This year event highlights include: Andrew DeVigal who is speaking on the Stanford/Poynter Eyetrack study which has 'redefined the rules for presenting news online'; Gerado Seelinger of Quokka on how the Net is changing sports viewing habits; Neil Budde of the New York Times on wireless delivery of news and information, and; Kevin Clark of screamingmedia.com on web syndication.
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