Relax after work with the people and groups of Austin's TeleCommunity. Visit with local Internet-focused nonprofit Clubs, Groups and Organizations [or just unwind with a beverage; maybe pick up a prize or classy T-shirt]

"CYBER CITY" Summer Social

Austin has the country's most active, exciting Online Community. We all have local friends and associates we know via the Internet. Now, let's all get together, unwind and put friends' names to faces And, with luck, you can win free door prizes and CyberCity T-shirts!

Members of Austin's various telecommunity non-profit service groups are getting together to build better communications with each other and with interested individuals in the community. Everyone is invited to attend.

This is simply an informal social celebration, Internet people and groups coming together to meet in person and maybe tell other online Austinites what we're about, and how they might join in. No commercial motives, some special guests like Willis Allan Ramsey, some special announcements like the winner of the 1999 Susan B. Hadden Telecommunity Award... just the local telecommunity all visiting together

	HOSTS
Metropolitan Austin Interactive Network (MAIN)	Austin Area Multimedia Alliance (AAMA) Austin Free-Net	Electronic Frontiers - Texas

SPONSORED BY
Austin 360 (Cox Media) Texas Community Resource Center Project (TCRC)
Netpliance	Whole Foods Market
The Austin Chronicle	Frog Design

 

INVITATION TO GROUPS INVITATION TO GROUPS - Every local non-profit Internet-related group is urged to participate. This will be a great (free) chance to tell folks about your activities and how they might become members. Plus you can visit with other groups, maybe even consider inter-group cooperation. So Please: get your group into the gathering... no cost, no obligation. All you need do is let us know and we'll save you a space. You can bring brochures if you want. Also membership applications and a sign. And please spread the word via your website and mailing lists. The CyberCity event should be a great chance for building our telecommunity.

Groups participating in 1997, 1998 and 1999 CyberCity Socials In the 1999 Cyber City Celebrations [please make sure your organization is on the list] Austin Area Multimedia Alliance (AAMA) Austin Cypherpunks Austin Free-Net Austin Forum for Object Oriented Technology (AFOOT) Austin JUG (JAVA User's Group) Austin Linux Group Austin Software Council Her Domain of Austin Austin Women In Computing (AWIC) Capitol Area Central Texas Unix Society (CACTUS) Capitol Macintosh Users (CapMac) Central Texas LAN Association (CTLA) Central Texas Linux Users Group (CTLUG) The Cyberopera Electronic Frontiers - Texas "Inside the Internet" - KOOP Radio, 91.7 FM International Interactive Communications Society (IICS) International Television Association (ITVA) Internet Developers Exchange of Austin (I.D.E.A.) Metropolitan Austin Interactive Network (MAIN) Texas Commission on the Arts TeleCommunity Resource Center (TCRC) Internet Project Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board Texas Environmental Center Texas Internet Service Providers Association (TISPA) Texas ISDN Users Group (TIUG) Texas MultiMedia Program, Office of the Governor Texas Rural Communities Texas Telecommunications Policy Institute - UT/Austin 21st Century Project, LBJ School of Public Affairs - UT Virtual Volunteering Project To add your group, contact: Gene Crick, gcrick@main.org

TIME & PLACE Friday, September 24th, 1999, 5:30 - 7:30, La Zona Rosa, 4th & Colorado Street

EVENT COORDINATORS:
Jon Lebkowsky
Marsha Lebkowsky

WEBMASTER:
Nathan Jensen - Natespace.com

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