UPDATE: I'm sorry, we're sold out again.
100 extra tickets are on sale now. Still £20. These tickets are known as Die-Hards. Speaker details will be this time next week. Sorry if that seems to be the wrong order. Refunds will be available if you don't like the line-up but I'm sure you will. Sponsors are being incredibly generous and I'll have more details on that soon too.
I've also put a wiki at interesting2007.pbwiki.com. The password is interesting. There's not much there yet but this will be the central repository for everything you'll need to know about things like Lunch (bring your own) and Name Badges (there'll be no name badges). All the useful details will be there. But, in the meantime, if you're coming and you'd like to add yourself to the attendee list it might be a good way to let others know you'll be there, arrange meeting-up, lifts etc.
Ben and TDC are also doing more things I don't understand with the logo.
Got one. Cheers Russell.
Posted by: Will | April 23, 2007 at 10:30 AM
yepp, now i'm a happy camper, thanks russell!
Posted by: Waldemar | April 23, 2007 at 12:54 PM
Awww - disaster - where can I get one Russell? Are they changing hands for $1000s on ebay yet? I am as dissapointed as you were before you changed the headline.
Mark
Posted by: Holycow | April 25, 2007 at 11:46 AM
This is GREAT news.
And so is this, I've invented an advertising adventure game which aims to educate people about the internet through adverts.
Here's the rules:
1) Go to my blog but instead of just reading the key guru insights (as per normal), the object of the game is to try to discover the adverts I've hidden in the site.
2) When you find an advert click on it and you'll go 'up a ladder' to a NEW website. Great exploring fun!
3) Immediately 'go down a snake' by going back to my blog and repeating from step 1.
Do this a LOT and I 100% GUARANTEE that you'll be 'interested' in '2007'.
As a hint, the adverts are all hidden in a column on the right-hand side of the page. Click on a LOT for maximum adventure/education.
Posted by: Mrs Belmot | April 25, 2007 at 12:12 PM
Russell, do ghosts need to buy tickets?
Posted by: The Dead Artist | April 26, 2007 at 12:18 PM