121st AES CONVENTION PRESS RELEASE
AES POSTS PRELIMINARY 121ST CONVENTION EVENTS CALENDAR SAN FRANCISCO: With final arrangements being polished for the Audio Engineering Society 121st Convention, (Moscone Center - Oct. 5-8), the AES has posted a Detailed Preliminary Calendar of Events at www.aes.org . Designed to aid attendees in pre-planning their visits for optimum efficiency (and enjoyment) the Calendar is available as an easy-to-navigate, full-color schedule with drop-down boxes of essential information.
“As with all AES Conventions, the goal of the Committee has been to create an extremely comprehensive and contemporary program,” said AES Executive Director Roger Furness. “With a full complement of Workshops, Papers, Tutorials, Technical Tours, Platinum, Broadcast, Live Sound, Student, Historical and Special Events, the 121st Convention will epitomize our mandate to continually raise the standards for quality and relevance.”
Committee Chair John Strawn adds, “A quick perusal of the Preliminary Calendar will illustrate the diversity of our events and presenters. We’ve developed one of the best programs in AES history. There may be some additional fine-tuning, but attendees can certainly start using the Calendar to plan their AES schedules now. Visitors should also use the www.aes.org site to book hotel reservations at reduced rates.”
To preview the AES 121st Convention Preliminary Calendar and to book hotel accommodations please visit www.aes.org and click on ‘121st Convention.’
Formed in 1948 by a group of concerned audio engineers, the Audio Engineering Society counts over 12,000 members throughout the U.S., Latin America, Europe, Japan and the Far East. The AES serves as the pivotal force in the exchange and dissemination of technical information for the industry. For additional information on the AES 121st Convention please visit http://www.aes.org.
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121st AES Convention – Moscone Center, San Francisco – October 5 – 8, 2006
