A followup reminder for CITCON, following on from my original post

After a venue search that started at Southbank and slowly crawled its way north across the Melbourne CBD as we discovered Melb conference venues were pricier than all the other CITCON cities, we finally have a venue!

The Open Information Foundation, co-founded by Jeffrey Fredrick and Paul Julius, presents CITCON Asia-Pacific 2008 in Melbourne, Australia.

According to Wordle’s processing of this blog’s text from the last six months, here’s what I care about:I haven’t done the same for last year. If I did, I’m guessing I’d notice the following differences:A lot less mention of Fit this year. That’s due to my decision to tone down my emphasis on automated business-facing [...]

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