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From: Alexander Bezzubov <bzz@apache.org>
Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2016 11:34:56 +0900
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Subject: ApacheCon NA + BigData 2016 question
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Hi,

not sure if this has been asked before or is relevant to whole community,
so excuse me in advance if it's not.

Could somebody please help me understanding the changes between Apache
events in Europe 2015, Budapest and Apache events in 2016, Vancouver from a
speaker's perspective and if below summary is correct:

Apache Con\Bigdata Europe 2015, Budapest
 - speakers from one conference get free access to another one (Bigdata\Con)
 - co-speakers get a conference pass, as speakers do

Apache Con\Bigdata NA 2016, Vancouver
 - speakers from one conference need to buy a ticket for another one, if
they decide to attend the latter as well (Bigdata\Con)
 - co-speakers must buy tickets to the conference where they are presenting
at

Thanks in advance.

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Kind regards,
Alexander.

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