The 2007 Military Blog Conference in DC

Posted By Blackfive

If you are a military blogger or reader of military blogs or a vet or person interested in the military, the 2007 Military Blog Conference in Washington, DC is something you won't want to miss.

On May 4th, all types of military bloggers will descend upon our unsuspecting capital to discuss military blogging issues (military censorship, media relations, homefront and family, caring for the wounded, etc.) and current events.

A lot of milbloggers will be there.  Some will not be able to attend because they will be someplace dangerous.  I'll place a list of panelists scheduled to attend after the Jump (click 'Read More').

Pre-registration for the 2007 MilBlog Conference is now open. Registration is $40 per person. The fee covers the cocktail reception on May 4 and the conference/luncheon on May 5.

The first 100 seats are reserved for pre-registrants and are available on a first come/first served basis. Pre-registration will run from March 9 - March 16 and is open only to members of the military community (active-duty, Guard, Reserves, Veterans and family members). Registration will open to the general public on March 17.

Seating is limited to 275 people, so be sure to register early.

Click here to register.

If you're wondering what it's like to gather this many vocal military people in one area, here's a link to the creation of the Mother of All Podcasts (MOAP) via YouTube which was done on the fly with Chuck Ziegenfuss, Smash, Uncle Jimbo and me, and Charlie and John of Op-For.  Major Z's one liners are worth the time to watch...

• Andi
• ArmyWifeToddlerMom
• Becky Davis
• Bill Ardolino
• Bill Roggio
• Blackfive
• Bouhammer
• CENTCOM
• Chuck Z
• Doc in the Box
• Donovan
• Eagle1
• Greyhawk
• LTC P
• Mary Ann
• Murdoc
• Neptunus Lex
• Noah Shachtman
• Patti Patton-Bader
• Sandra Edens
• Sarah
• Sgt. Hook
• Some Soldier's Mom

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The 2007 Military Blog Conference in DC

If you are a military blogger or reader of military blogs or a vet or person interested in the military, the 2007 Military Blog Conference in Washington, DC is something you won't want to miss.

On May 4th, all types of military bloggers will descend upon our unsuspecting capital to discuss military blogging issues (military censorship, media relations, homefront and family, caring for the wounded, etc.) and current events.

A lot of milbloggers will be there.  Some will not be able to attend because they will be someplace dangerous.  I'll place a list of panelists scheduled to attend after the Jump (click 'Read More').

Pre-registration for the 2007 MilBlog Conference is now open. Registration is $40 per person. The fee covers the cocktail reception on May 4 and the conference/luncheon on May 5.

The first 100 seats are reserved for pre-registrants and are available on a first come/first served basis. Pre-registration will run from March 9 - March 16 and is open only to members of the military community (active-duty, Guard, Reserves, Veterans and family members). Registration will open to the general public on March 17.

Seating is limited to 275 people, so be sure to register early.

Click here to register.

If you're wondering what it's like to gather this many vocal military people in one area, here's a link to the creation of the Mother of All Podcasts (MOAP) via YouTube which was done on the fly with Chuck Ziegenfuss, Smash, Uncle Jimbo and me, and Charlie and John of Op-For.  Major Z's one liners are worth the time to watch...

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