[GB-Today] March Roundtable Registration Now Open

[Susan Estrada]

Gigabit or Bust™ Roundtable
March 17 & 18, 2003
Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey
4375 Admiralty Way
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
(about 10 minutes from LAX)

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Please join us for CENIC's upcoming Gigabit or Bust™ Roundtable meeting. 
This event, organized around topical Task Forces, will begin to identify 
the opportunities and obstacles to achieving one gigabit throughout 
California by 2010 and establish an action plan to achieve this goal.

Who Should Attend: The Gigabit or Bust™ Roundtable is open to people 
interested in pursuing next generation broadband throughout California. 
Participants should include, but are not limited to, representatives from 
service providers, content providers, state, county and municipal 
governments, state and local regulatory agencies, consumer groups, economic 
development groups, academics, technologists, and businesses with an 
interest in broadband. The Roundtable is inclusive: government (local, 
state, and federal), private industry, consumer groups, education and 
research, and service/application providers are all welcome to participate.

Join us on the road to a Gigabit.

Early Registration is available until March 11, 2004.

Walk-in Registrations will be accepted at the event.

No-Cost Option: There is also a no-cost option for those who wish to 
participate in the task force meetings but do not wish to partake in the 
food and beverages.

Register TODAY at http://www.cenic.org/GB/meetings/31704/index.htm.

Opportunity:  We have three sessions set aside for Birds of a Feather (BOF) 
discussions on March 17. If you would like to host a BOF session, please 
send a short description of your proposed agenda to susan at cenic.org.

Note:  The Roundtable immediately follows CENIC's annual conference.  For 
more information about the conference, visit 
http://www.cenic.org/CENIC2004/index.htm.
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