To all WAIA members:
The Western Australian Internet Association has been able to obtain a special members only not-for-resale price on Juniper SRX100B routers. What this means is you can learn JUNOS and test these devices in your testing environment without any software limitations and without the standard industry price tag. These units are available to WAIA members for $375 per unit.
Due to the special not-for-resale deal with Juniper, there is a limit on the number of units per membership class. The limits are as follows:
Christmas isn't too far away and it is that time of year again for WAIA to have its annual Christmas Party!!
The Western Australian Internet Association (Inc.) represents the Internet community in Western Australia. It is Australia's oldest, and largest, state based Internet industry association and it’s excited to announce it will host a series of four breakfast events over the coming year. Each event will incorporate an expert panel of speakers discussing current topics in the industry.
What: Edge of the Web (EOTW) is a world-class web conference in Perth, Western Australia
Who: EOTW is brought to you by the Australian Web Industry Association (AWIA)
When: November 4-6, 2009
Where: UWA Club - Nedlands, Western Australia.
In 2009, Edge of the Web will see more of what made the inaugural conference such a success in 2008 - top international and national speakers, cutting edge and challenging topics, great coffee and a fantastic friendly vibe - in an expanded two day format, supplemented by a day of workshops and the Australian Web Awards black tie presentation dinner.
Official brochure PDF: http://www.edgeoftheweb.org.au/EOTW.pdf
The following positions will become vacant at the AGM:
Community-focused organisations and individuals can now apply for funding to assist in the growth and development of the Internet community in Western Australia. The 2009/10 round of grants funding is now open.
WAIA has allocated grant funding to be provided for this three year program. Over the past two years this program has seen some very worthwhile projects and activities successfully apply for funding of between $2,000 and $5,000.
Why is it that when Pink releases her new album we can buy it on iTunes or Bigpond the same day but when the latest James Bond movie is released the only place we can see it is at the cinema? The simple answer is that the movie industry refuses to embrace the Internet. Even when movie titles go to rental they are still not readily available for download. Then there’s TV. Why can US residents buy the latest TV shows online (for US$1.99 per episode) but the same opportunity on the same TV shows is not available in Australia? Because the movie industry refuses to allow it.
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