[pm-h] Fw: Join Tim O'Reilly in a Live Q & A March 12

[G. Wade Johnson]

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Date: Sun,  9 Mar 2014 14:00:32 -0700
From: Marsee Henon and Jon Johns <usergroups at post.oreilly.com>
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Subject: Join Tim O'Reilly in a Live Q & A March 12


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Hello,

Here’s a great opportunity to hear a conversation with Tim O'Reilly on
March 12. All the details are below, and we would like you to share
this with your entire community. We also opened the Solid Startup
Showcase to submissions and are looking for candidates. If you are a
possible candidate, or know one, please pass this along.

Cheers,

—Marsee Henon and Jon Johns
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Live: Tim O'Reilly and Jim Stogdill Explore Software / Hardware /
Everywhere Wed., March 12 - 11AM PT | 2PM ET

The collision of hardware and software changes everything from
products, industrial practices, and business models to appliances,
automobiles, and job opportunities. Today's Internet of Everything is a
classic market disruption, with immense unimagined opportunities and
more than a few thorny challenges.

Join Tim O'Reilly and Jim Stogdill in a free live-streamed conversation
about the convergence of hardware and software, what this means beyond
the Internet of Things, and a vision for the future.

Register here to join this conversation. If you have questions for Tim
or Jim, you can submit them in advance via @OReillySolid or
solid-newsletter at oreilly.com.
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