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Tim S · 15th Apr 2005, 14:53

http://bit-tech.net/column/50/

There are no spoilers this week...

Darv · 15th Apr 2005, 16:35

Totally agree! The market for computers, modding, gaming etc is huge here, much larger than the rest of Europe yet there is nothing for us.

Leeum · 15th Apr 2005, 16:39

I was hoping to see Modfest appear pretty soon but it doesn't seem like anything has materialised

The events that are organised should be held about mid-England as not everyone can travel to London.
I say we organise a Bit-Fest

Impossible · 15th Apr 2005, 17:09

I heard a rumor that theres a company ringing around asking for prices, for a large lan based at the NEC around this time next year

Imp

LockmanX · 15th Apr 2005, 19:35

Bit's got the contacts and reaches out to the UK (and beyond) modding/enthuisist, why don't you guys organize a show?

Cool article. Got a kick out of the AMD award bit.

Tim S · 15th Apr 2005, 22:11

We'd love to, it's all a case of finances though... maybe in a few years time

LockmanX · 16th Apr 2005, 07:34

Well, I figured you could cover alot of finances with sponsors...for example, the companies that show up. Many companies dump thousands into LAN parties and the like, I'm sure they'd fork over for an event all about showing off their stuff and having a good time. I'd hop the pond for something cool like that.

I_Slider_I · 7th Nov 2005, 18:27

It is all about the sponsors when you are organizing events like this. Obviously I'm sure everybody would want to be involved in the first annual Bit-Tech Awards, but these kinds of things can take up to a couple years of planning. :-S

Still it'd be cool to see a bit-tech show.

ajack · 7th Nov 2005, 19:21

Dude this thread is ooooold.

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15th Apr 2005, 16:35	#2
Darv Bling!! Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: St Albans, UK Posts: 1,666	Totally agree! The market for computers, modding, gaming etc is huge here, much larger than the rest of Europe yet there is nothing for us.

15th Apr 2005, 16:39	#3
Leeum Mod Master Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,487	I was hoping to see Modfest appear pretty soon but it doesn't seem like anything has materialised The events that are organised should be held about mid-England as not everyone can travel to London. I say we organise a Bit-Fest

15th Apr 2005, 17:09	#4
Impossible Multimodder Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Cov Posts: 88	I heard a rumor that theres a company ringing around asking for prices, for a large lan based at the NEC around this time next year Imp

15th Apr 2005, 19:35	#5
LockmanX Supermodder Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 376	Bit's got the contacts and reaches out to the UK (and beyond) modding/enthuisist, why don't you guys organize a show? Cool article. Got a kick out of the AMD award bit.

16th Apr 2005, 07:34	#7
LockmanX Supermodder Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 376	Well, I figured you could cover alot of finances with sponsors...for example, the companies that show up. Many companies dump thousands into LAN parties and the like, I'm sure they'd fork over for an event all about showing off their stuff and having a good time. I'd hop the pond for something cool like that.

7th Nov 2005, 18:27	#8
I_Slider_I Multimodder Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: The Park Posts: 88	It is all about the sponsors when you are organizing events like this. Obviously I'm sure everybody would want to be involved in the first annual Bit-Tech Awards, but these kinds of things can take up to a couple years of planning. :-S Still it'd be cool to see a bit-tech show.