Nov 22, 2004 : Web Hosting Conference Adds Sponsors

📅 November 22, 2004 - HostingCon (hostingcon.com), a Web hosting industry conference being produced by Web host Interjuncture (interjuncture.com), announced last Friday that it has added several new sponsors for the event, which is to be held June 6-7, 2005 in Chicago, Illinois.

WebHost Automation, developer of the Helm Web hosting control panel, has become the latest platinum sponsor of the event, joining Fastservers.net and control panel software developer cPanel. Web hosts NEXESS.NET and Server Central, and e-business software developer Cydec.com have signed on as Gold sponsors, while The Web Host Industry Review has become the second media sponsor of the event, joining Ping! Zine Web Hosting Magazine.
HostingCon also announced that Server Central, in conjunction with Interjuncture and Ping! Zine, will be sponsoring an after-hours reception on Monday, June 6, 2005.
"The reception will be a great place for HostingCon attendees to mingle and network with their peers and vendors," says Frank Spaulding, managing director of HostingCon 2005. "It will also be an opportunity to relax and have some fun."
The conference Web site is being updated to reflect new sponsors, exhibitors, and conference sessions. Recent additions include the exhibit hall floor plan, the current exhibitor list, and a conference blog.

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