NEW - The BUG NETWORK now gives you the opportunity to ask our
speakers questions live during our broadcast.
Live this Thurday, 29 April, at 1pm BST [I think that's 0800 EST] http://www.bugnetwork.com we proudly present an exclusive live interview with Karl Feilder,
President and CEO of Greenwich Mean Time, advisor to the British,
South African, New Zealand and Australian governments and all round
Millennium Bug Guru! GMT are a global company founded in 1996 to
investigate the year 2000 challenge as it effects PC's and PC
Networks.
As one of the first people in the world to recognise the desktop
challenge and the first to focus exclusively on it, Feilder's in-depth
authority on the subject is unrivalled anywhere in the world.
Feilder returned from a tour of Europe last week expressing dismay at
the lack of progress of most European countries have made on solving
y2K problems.
"Europe is at least two years behind Britain," he said. "I'm shocked and
concerned at the lack of serious attention most countries are showing this
problem. The British government needs to make a greater effort to get its
trading partners taking action."
The interview will be conducted by John Ivinson, Vice President of
Professional and Public Affairs at the British Computer Society and
Consultant to Action 2000.
To access the conferences users will need to have an audio plug-in.
RealNetworks Audio Player can be downloaded from the site.
To ask questions in advance please go to the specific speaker of your
interest in the site and register on the Bulletin Board.
Alternatively you can send your questions live during the interview
for the speaker to answer on line.
For any further information contact the site editor Mark Mitchinson at
editor@bugnetwork.com.
-- Old Git (anon@spamproblems.com), April 28, 1999