Re: reminder: W3C Publishing Business Group kickoff meeting March 13

I assume it's obvious given the message subject, but just to be sure there's no confusion: The date is Monday March 13, not February as in message body.

Best,

Paul

Paul Belfanti
VP Production & Content Architecture
Jones & Bartlett Learning

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Please excuse any typos

On Mar 9, 2017, at 4:05 PM, Bill McCoy <bmccoy@w3.org<mailto:bmccoy@w3.org>> wrote:

On behalf of co-chairs Cristina Paul and Rick, this is a reminder (well, hopefully a reminder to most… albeit it’s also the first message on this new list) that the kickoff meeting of the W3C Publishing Business Group (PBG) will take place on Monday Feb. 13 2017, F2F in London and via remote access, from 10:30 until 14:00 UTC.
All PBG participants are encouraged to participate, F2F in London or via remote access (either way please register).  If you have registration problems please contact Karen Myers and myself via email (but I’m out of the office at the EPUB Summit 2017 in Brussels through tomorrow March 10, so replies may be slightly delayed).

Draft agenda, registration link, and logistics info (except remote access instructions, which are still being  configured for the venue and will be emailed to registered participants shortly): https://www.w3.org/wiki/PublishingBG/meeting/2017-03-13#March_13.2C_2017_Kick-Off_Meeting .

Note to F2F attendees: as per agenda online, please arrive to the News Building with time to get through security (ID may be required) and to the meeting room, 10:00 is suggested.

Note also that while the agenda is ambitious, the group Is still in a formative stage… so we anticipate some rolling discussion and decision making. But we don’t really plan to kick off this list in earnest until after the kickoff meeting sets some context.

Thanks,

--Bill


Bill McCoy
W3C Publishing Champion
bmccoy@w3.org<mailto:bmccoy@w3.org>
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