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You can't afford to miss the AFCP Conference-MoneyBack Guarantee Included
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This year's conference has so much to offer, you really can't afford to miss it.
We recognize the economy is tough and dedicating the time and expense of travel is hard to justify. But, have you really looked at what the AFCP Conference & Trade Show in Myrtle Beach has to offer?
The expanded Technology Track will put you back on the road to prosperity. You know you need to learn more about how to use technology to help your advertisers communicate with their customers. You need to be the local expert. But, to do that, you have to study and learn.
And, there is no better place than the Technology Track at the 2009 AFCP Conference & Trade Show in Myrtle Beach April 23 - 25, 2009.
- Google taking about how community papers can prosper in this environment.
- The latest ways to develop online communities that will increase your profits
- Leveraging Technology to Increase Commissions
- How to Make Money with Your Online Product
- Manage Your Image with Proper Etiquette and Protocol
- Technology school to increase your knowledge of all things electronic
- A group case study to help you envision how to develop your market
- A trade show filled with suppliers who can help you build your online business
- Vendor demonstrations to give you first-hand experience in using their services
- Q&A to support everything presented
And, the cost -- FREE -- no charge for registration, for food and beverage, for entertainment, for speakers, for workshop materials, and even airfares and gas prices have come down!
Do you have any idea how much a conference like this would cost without the support you've provided to NANI? It would easily be in the thousands. Yet it's free to you, so don't miss it.
You really can't afford to miss the 2009 AFCP Conference & Trade Show in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina April 23 -25, 2009.
Register today and don't forget to complete and fax the hotel room registration form all available online at www.afcp.org/events/ConfRegister.php
MoneyBack Guarantee: If you attend the conference and don't go home with enough money-making ideas to more than double the cost of your attendance, AFCP will refund your travel costs up to $1,500. Now how can you beat that?
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Recognize your Rising Star
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There is still time to nominate your Rising Star for recognition at the 2009 AFCP Conference & Trade Show in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
We've received several excellent nominations, but if you've put off nominating your Rising Star, do it today. Nominations must be completed by March 1, 2009 to be considered.
Nominees may not have reached age 33 by December 31, 2008 and must work full-time in the free paper industry to qualify.
Visit our website for additional information and online nominations forms.
And, if you think you nominated someone, but aren't sure, email me and I'll let you know if I have him or her on the list.
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So crazy; you can't make this stuff up!
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FCC Targets TV Stations Ending Analog
By Kim Hart
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, February 13, 2009;
Page D03
The Federal Communications Commission has told the owners of 123 TV
stations that had planned to go ahead with the switch to digital
broadcasts next week that they cannot do so unless they can show that
consumers in their viewing areas will not be left in the dark.
FCC Targets TV Stations Ending Analog
On Monday, nearly 500 TV stations told the FCC they intended to make
the switch to digital broadcasts on Feb. 17, the deadline that had been
mandated by the government. Congress postponed the deadline last week
to June 12, citing concerns that many people were unprepared for the
move to digital. Broadcasters who spent years preparing for next week's
deadline were given the option of moving ahead, but the FCC said it
reserved the right to prevent stations from switching if it posed a
public safety threat to particular markets.
Read more...
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Cheers,
Craig McMullin
AFCP
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