Cybernet Expo Website Goes Live

SAN FRANCISCO — Cybernet Expo has announced the official website for the 2010 show is now active and early bird registration is open.

The conference is set for July 8-10 at the Golden Gateway Hotel in downtown San Francisco. Hotel reservations are also being accepted.

"Announcing the opening of registration is always an exciting time for us," said Connor Young, president of YNOT network and operator of Cybernet Expo. "Early-bird registration runs for one month, and it's a great way to save a lot of money on your Cybernet Expo badge. Those who register now will get $50 off the online registration rates, and $100 off the prices at the door – and that's not an insignificant amount to save just for registering now instead of a month from now."

Young explains that Cybernet Expo has integrated a new system for handling all attendee registrations for the 2010 show.

"We're using some new software this year, so registering for the show is easier than ever," Young said. "You can register one person, a group of people, and even log back in later to look up the details of your registration."

Show organizers have also negotiated low room rates with the Golden Gateway Hotel, reducing costs by almost 25 percent for Cybernet Expo attendees.

"We only have a limited number of rooms at the reduced group rate, so they really are on a first-come, first-served basis," Young said. "We highly recommend that attendees book their rooms immediately to avoid paying more later on. To get the group rate, just follow the link from CybernetExpo.com, or mention group code 'CSX' when you call the hotel to make your reservations."

The company says now is a good time for companies who are interested in promoting themselves to contact director of operations Jay Kopita at jay@ynot.com.

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