[PLPUG] EuroPython 2014 in Berlin

[Klaudia A. Prasek]

Hi Andreas, thanks for information!


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> Hello,
>
> my name is Andreas Jung and I am member of the EuroPython 2014
> organization team
> and I am in charge for communications.
>
> The EuroPython 2014 conference will be held from July 21 - 27 2014 in
> Berlin.
>
> In order to promote the conference in Europe and to gain more outreach,
> we could need some help from the local Python communities in each country.
>
> Please spread the information about EuroPython 2014 to your friends,
> co-workers
> and every person that might be interested in Python either through social
> media, mail etc.
>
> We are in particular interested that the word about EuroPython 2014 should
> be brought
> to the local IT press and local IT online media. This is where we need
> your support in particular
> since we do not know the related IT channels and publications in each
> country.
>
> The official website for EuroPython 2014 is available under
>
> http://ep2014.europython.eu/
>
> and the official press release is attached to this email.
>
> Please help us making EuroPython 2014 an even bigger success than the last
> EuroPython
> conference in Florence (2011-2013).
>
> Feel free to contact me in case of questions or whatever.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> Regards
> Andreas Jung
> comm-ep-2014 w zopyx.com
> about.me/andreasjung
>
> EuroPython 2014 Organization Team - Communications
>
>
> =========================================================================================
>
> EuroPython 2014 in the bcc Berlin Congress Center
>
> Organisers expect up to 1,200 attendees
>
> The next EuroPython will be held from July 21 - 27 2014 in the bcc Berlin
> Congress Center at the heart of Berlin. After the Pycon US, the EuroPython
> is
> the second largest global conference for this popular programming language.
> The bcc is located at the central Alexander Square and with its 3,000 m2
> offers ideal facilities for a developer conference. The organiser of the
> event, the Python Software Verband e.V, is expecting up to 1,200
> participants.
> The EuroPython in Berlin would then beat the previous attendance record of
> Florence, Italy, which hosted the EuroPython this year for the third time
> running and attracted almost 900 Python enthusiasts.
>
> Berlin offers ideal conditions for a large international developer
> conference.
> The city with its about 2,500 young businesses has a large and fast-growing
> start-up scene. 300 universities, polytechnics, research institutes and
> technology parks underline Berlin's importance as one of Europe's leading
> science and research locations. Thanks to its rich cultural landscape with
> around 180 museums, renowned international art collections and precious
> works of art as well as a lively art and music scene, Berlin is one of the
> most vibrant and vividly creative metropolitan centres in Europe. The
> city's
> attractions and the excellent national and international transport links
> have
> already put Berlin among the top three in the international conference and
> congress region rankings.
>
> The conference will be organised locally by the Python Users Berlin, the
> Django User Group Berlin and the PyLadies Berlin. With five lecture tracks
> and two tutorial tracks running in parallel, the EuroPython conference
> offers a closely-meshed schedule for all attendees.
> Tickets will be available in January.
>
> The EuroPython logo expresses what is on the organiser's minds, which is
> getting people from very different areas of expertise together to
> communicate.
> Python is used as a programming language in industrial and service
> enterprises
> as well as in research and teaching. The EuroPython brings together
> developers
> who work together on fascinating tasks and as a result have found unique
> solutions to their problems.
>
>
> About Python
>
> Python is an interpreted high-level language. In the TIOBE index Python has
> featured among the top 10 of favourite programming languages for years.
> Python is ideal for development. It is a lean language that is easy to
> learn
> and helps blur the boundaries between users and developers. The language
> was
> created in the early 1990s by Guido van Rossum. Today, the language is
> developed by a large open source community and enhancements are under the
> roof
> of the Python Software Foundation.
>
> About the Python Software Verband e.V.
>
> The Python Software Verband e.V. was formed from the DZUG e.V.
> (German-Speaking Zone User Group), which was itself founded in 2004.
> The Python Software Verband is the umbrella organisation of the
> German-speaking Python community. It is a non-profit organisation that
> focuses on promoting the Python programming language.
>
> About the EuroPython Society
>
> The EuroPython Society was founded in 2004 to provide a legal framework
> for the
> annual EuroPython conferences.
>
> About the Python Users Berlin
>
> Founded in 2002, Python Users Berlin holds monthly meetings for
> presentations and talks about all facets of the Python programm
>
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