ADHOC 2004 (MacHack) Keynote Speaker Announced--David Pogue--Early Birds Save $200!

The organizers of ADHOC (the conference formerly known as MacHack) are pleased to announce that after an exhaustive search, they've found an excellent keynote speaker for this year's independent Macintosh developer's conference. The first keynote speaker this year will be David Pogue. David Pogue is an author who gets around. Not only is he the New York Times Technology Columnist and tech expert for CBS News but he is also responsible for a diverse series of how-to books (over 3 million sold!) including the well-read "Missing Manuals" series. He's also an accomplished music composer and long-time Macintosh aficionado.

While ADHOC encourages experienced and accomplished Macintosh developers to lead technology sessions in their expertise, beginning Macintosh programmers and students of all ages are also encouraged to attend--there's sessions geared to every level. Attendance at this conference is limited to 400 and there are discounts off the Conference fee for registering early (deadline is April 15th, 2004) and for leading a session (ADHOC is a conference by developers and for developers).