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Exhibits Chairs Report (Baldwin, Timothy and Koehn, Philipp)
Exhibits Chairs Report (Baldwin, Timothy and Koehn, Philipp)


- the following is the final list of exhibitors:
The following is the final list of exhibitors:


CNLG
* CNLG
Toshiba
* Toshiba
Springer
* Springer
CJK Dictionary Institute
* CJK Dictionary Institute
National University of Singapore
* National University of Singapore
Morgan and Claypool (unmanned)
* Morgan and Claypool (unmanned)
COLIPS
* COLIPS


- despite various attempts, we found it hard to get companies to financially
Despite various attempts, we found it hard to get companies to financially
  commit as exhibitors, and were disappointed to have little traction with
commit as exhibitors, and were disappointed to have little traction with
  local companies/offices in Singapore
local companies/offices in Singapore


- we would like to publicly acknowledge the assistance (and undeserved
We would like to publicly acknowledge the assistance (and undeserved
  patience!) that we received from Keh-Yih, Haizhou, Priscilla and the local
patience!) that we received from Keh-Yih, Haizhou, Priscilla and the local
  organising committee throughout
organising committee throughout

Latest revision as of 18:37, 11 July 2009

Exhibits Chairs Report (Baldwin, Timothy and Koehn, Philipp)

The following is the final list of exhibitors:

  • CNLG
  • Toshiba
  • Springer
  • CJK Dictionary Institute
  • National University of Singapore
  • Morgan and Claypool (unmanned)
  • COLIPS

Despite various attempts, we found it hard to get companies to financially commit as exhibitors, and were disappointed to have little traction with local companies/offices in Singapore

We would like to publicly acknowledge the assistance (and undeserved patience!) that we received from Keh-Yih, Haizhou, Priscilla and the local organising committee throughout