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Seybold Seminars
Partners with Content Management and
XML Industry Leaders
Agreement with Frank Gilbane
and IDEAlliance Strengthens Seybold
Seminars Educational Programs
LOS
ANGELES, CA., MAY 13, 2002 -
Content management and XML technologies
are increasingly becoming important
to businesses and media companies worldwide.
IT and creative professionals who are
responsible for producing and managing
their organization's content workflows
are earnestly looking for sound technical
and business solutions to accomplish
such a daunting task. In response to
this growing demand, Seybold Seminars,
a Key3Media Group Inc. (NYSE: KME) event,
today announced a strategic alliance
with Frank Gilbane, publisher of the
Gilbane Report and Marion Elledge, executive
vice president of IDEAlliance, to co-produce
two educational conferences.
"Seybold
Seminars has always plumbed the depths
of technology to find the best solutions
to complex publishing problems,"
said Gene Gable, president, Seybold
Seminars and Publications. "By
partnering with Frank Gilbane and the
IDEAlliance, we are able to bring our
audience world-class, highly detailed
expertise in Content Management and
XML--two of the hottest topics in the
marketplace today."
The
two conferences will debut at Seybold
San Francisco 2002, September 9-12,
2002 at the Moscone Center. The Gilbane
Conference on Content Management, will
be held Wednesday-Thursday, September
11-12, and will focus on the integration,
organization, and communication of content
for a wide range of business applications.
"I am very enthusiastic about locating
our new content management conference
with Seybold San Francisco 2002,"
said Frank Gilbane, publisher of the
Gilbane Report. "The Seybold Seminars
organization has always been at the
forefront of content-related technologies.
Producing our conference in conjunction
with the other Seybold Seminars conferences
means that IT and project managers from
all industries now have a one-stop event
where they can learn how to build content
management strategies and create implementation
plans that integrate with other enterprise
applications, in order to meet a wide
variety of business needs."
The
IDEAlliance Conference on XML in Publishing
at Seybold Seminars, scheduled for Monday-Tuesday,
September 9-10, 2002 will focus on standards,
business models and emerging technologies
as they relate to automating the publishing
supply chain.
"IDEAlliance
and I are excited to play a more visible
role at Seybold San Francisco 2002,"
states Marion Elledge, executive vice
president, IDEAlliance. "We believe
Seybold Seminars is the premier platform
for the publishing community at-large.
By collaborating with our membership
and key industry leaders, we provide
a forum to explore the requirements
and capabilities of XML and related
standards and technologies that cut
across all publishing sectors, from
magazines to technical documentation."
The
Seybold San Francisco 2002 conference
program will feature both Enterprise
Publishing and Seybold Seminars PDF
Conferences that debuted at Seybold
Seminars New York 2002. The conference
program will also include enhanced educational
programs such as the popular "Hot
Technology Days", tutorial sessions,
and specific technology workshops critical
to the publishing industry.
For
more information on Seybold Seminars
visit www.seyboldseminars.com.
For information on the Gilbane Report
visit www.gilbane.com.
To contact IDEAlliance, visit www.idealliance.org.
To interview a Seybold Seminars executive,
contact Stacye Montez at stacye.montez@key3media.com
or 650.578.6831.
About
IDEAlliance
IDEAlliance
(International Digital Enterprise Alliance)
is a not-for-profit membership organization.
Its mission is to advance user-driven,
cross-industry solutions for all publishing
and content-related processes by developing
standards, fostering business alliances,
and identifying best practices. IDEAlliance
has been a leader in information technologies
since 1966 (founded as Graphic Communications
Association) having fostered the development
and adoption of standards such as ADIS,
GRACoL, ICE, JIFFI, Mail.dat, papiNet,
PRISM, PROSE XML, SPACE XML, SGML, and
XML. Learn more about IDEAlliance at
www.idealliance.org.
About
Key3 Media Group
Seybold San Francisco 2002 is a Key3Media
event. Key3Media Group, Inc., is the
world's leading producer of information
technology tradeshows and conferences,
serving more than 5,300 exhibiting companies
and 1.3 million attendees through 60
events in 17 countries. Key3Media's
products range from the IT industry's
largest exhibitions such as COMDEX and
NetWorld+Interop to highly focused events
featuring renowned educational programs,
custom seminars and specialized vendor
marketing programs. For more information
about Key3Media, visit www.key3media.com
Certain
matters discussed in this release are
"forward-looking statements,"
including statements about Key3Media's
future results, plans and goals and
other events which have not yet occurred.
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for the safe harbors from liability
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(but not all) of these statements by
looking for words like "will",
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forward-looking statements involve risks
and uncertainties, there are many factors
that could cause Key3Media's actual
results to differ materially from those
expressed or implied in this release.
These include, but are not limited to,
economic conditions generally and in
the information technology industry
in particular; the timing of Key3Media's
events and their popularity with exhibitors,
sponsors and attendees; technological
changes and developments; intellectual
property rights; competition; capital
expenditures; and factors impacting
Key3Media's international operations.
In addition, the terrorist attacks on
September 11, 2001 have adversely affected
the economy generally and significantly
decreased air travel in particular.
These developments have and will continue
to adversely affect participation and
attendance at Key3Media's events, although
the Company is not able to quantify
or reliably estimate the future impact
that these matters may have on its businesses,
results of operations or financial condition.
The sections entitled "Item 1.
Business - Certain Factors That May
Affect our Businesses" and "Item
7. Management's Discussion and Analysis
of Financial Condition and Results of
Operations" in the Annual Report
on Form 10-K for the year ended December
31, 2001 filed by Key3Media with the
SEC contain important cautionary statements
and a discussion of many of the factors
that could materially affect the accuracy
of Key3Media's forward-looking statements
and/or adversely affect its business,
results of operations and financial
position. These statements and discussions,
as well as any of Key3Media's other
SEC public filings, are incorporated
herein by reference. Key3Media does
not plan to update any forward-looking
statements.
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Contact
Stacye
Montez
Key3Media Events, Inc.
650.578.6831
stacye.montez@key3media.com
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