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Most DotNetNuke users will know Bruce Chapman for his work in the areas of friendly URLs and SEO. In the most recent edition of our ongoing speaker Q&A series, we learn more about the two sessions Bruce will be presenting at DotNetNuke Connections and discover that his first visit to a DotNetNuke conference was like "walking into a room full of old friends you'd actually never met."
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DotNetNuke Connections officially gets underway six weeks from today – on November 1st – with a pre-conference workshop presented by Chris Hammond (Develop a DotNetNuke Module from Start to Finish). The conference wraps up four days later with the Closing Panel on November 4. In between, attendees will be treated to a selection of 24 excellent sessions at DotNetNuke Connections as well as dozens of others in the concurrent tracks at DevConnections.
If you haven’t yet registered for DotNetNuke Connections, another date you’ll want to keep in mind is September 22.
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This week, we officially launched the second annual DotNetNuke Community Choice Awards. While the nominations period has only been open for a matter of days now, we have already received some high-quality and varied examples of DotNetNuke web sites.
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Last week, Chris Hammond announced that the schedule for DotNetNuke Connections had been posted and that we would soon begin offering you some more insight into the speakers and sessions at this year’s conference. Today, we discuss DotNetNuke Connections with Mitchel Sellers who is presenting two sessions at the conference this November in Las Vegas.
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It is often said that variety is the spice of life. Perhaps that is why I enjoy the DotNetNuke Community Choice Awards so much.
We’ve now received over one hundred entries for this year’s edition of the awards. The quality and variety of web sites entered across all categories - Most Creative/Original Site, Best eCommerce Site, and Best Informational Site – is really impressive. I can’t wait to see which others come in before the entries deadline this Friday.
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If you’ve been planning on attending this year’s DotNetNuke Connections event in Las Vegas, now is the time to book your hotel room. Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino has extended its discounted room rate until August 16th. In addition, you can still save $100 on early bird conference registration if you register prior to September 1st.
People often ask me where they should stay when they come to this great annual conference. I never hesitate to suggest Mandalay Bay.
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Recently, I’ve been working together with Chris Hammond on the DotNetNuke Connections speaker profiles. Today, I wanted to get out the word about three current promotions, incentives, and awards we have underway, with a special emphasis on each of their deadline dates. One of those deadline dates is October 1st!
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Today, as part of our ongoing DotNetNuke Connections speakers Q&A series, we highlight a developer who is excited to be speaking at DevConnections for the first time. Though Chad Nash of Data Springs Inc. isn’t yet on the speaker circuit, he is certainly well-recognized in the community as a top selling vendor of modules for DotNetNuke. If you haven’t had the opportunity to meet Chad at one of the past conferences in Las Vegas, your chance is now! Catch Chad during his session – or say hello to him and his staff at their exhibitor booth (# 607/609)
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Ian Robinson, who is speaking at this year’s DotNetNuke Connections conference in Las Vegas, is having himself a busy year. By the end of 2010, he will have visited Vietnam and The Netherlands, spoken at four conferences, helped organize the Day of DotNetNuke Chicago, and run a marathon. Through his Twitter account (@irobinson) he’ll have also shared a wealth of insights on #dnn … and #craftbeer. We look forward to seeing Ian again at this year’s DotNetNuke Connections event - and invite you to learn a little bit more about him in our most recent speaker Q&A.
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The Networking Event which takes place each year at the DotNetNuke conference in Las Vegas always seems to be a highlight for many. Kristian Ranstrom, who is presenting a session during DotNetNuke Connections ‘10 agrees, telling us that he always enjoys the evening of socializing and that “getting everyone together is great.” In this edition of our speaker Q&A series, you can learn more about Kristian – and if you’re attending the conference, you will likely have your opportunity to meet him at this year’s Networking Event which takes place on the evening of November 3rd.
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