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Problem: you're a small creative business or organisation
and you'd like to get yourself on the Web but you don't
know how... How about meeting a network of freelance web
designers and finding out how to get a web presence without
breaking the bank? You could even win a free website! [Terms
& conditions apply]
Sounds good? We'd love to meet you! Come along to the
E-merging Network Launch: Friday 15th October, 12pm-8pm, at
Hoxton Bibliotech, 239 Old Street, London EC1V 9EY
FREE FOOD AND WINE ALL DAY!
To book our free 45 minute seminars on "how to promote
yourself on the web on a budget" at 1.30pm, 3.30pm and
5.30pm, please email info@e-merging.net with
your name, email, telephone and which time you want to attend.
For more information, please contact Diana Bewley.
Tel: 020 7377 1345 / 07949 097 630 / Email: info@e-merging.net / www.e-merging.net
E-merging.net is a new network of East London women who have
trained in web development through the Women in New Media course
organised by Hoxton Bibliotech in Hackney and Antersite, a web
design company in Tower Hamlets. Members of the network come
from diverse creative and cultural backgrounds. Women in New
Media is a 9-month free course funded through the London
Development Agency and the European Social Fund.
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Problem: you're a small creative business or organisation and you'd like to get yourself on the Web but you don't know how... How about meeting a network of freelance web designers and finding out how to get a web presence without breaking the bank?
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