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California Board of Accountancy Presents a Free Forum

Published by claudia October 3rd, 2006 in SOX, Conferences Tags: , , , .

California Board of Accountancy offers a free 8 hour forum on ethics and professional responsibility at October 23th 2006.

Keynote Speaker will be SEC Chairmann Christopher Cox.

There will be three different ways to attend this conference:

  • Live Location in San Francisco (37,00 USD will be charged for a lunch box).
  • Interactive Satellite Location: Long Beach (23,00 USD will be charged for a lunch box)
  • Via interactive, Real Time Webcast (which is in deed free).
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  1. 1 Robert K. Higa Oct 13th, 2006 at 9:00 pm

    I would like to register for Long Beach. Also what is interactive Real Time Webcast?

  2. 2 claudia Oct 16th, 2006 at 10:24 pm

    Please try this link for Long Beach. You have to register at California Board of Accountancy directly.

    To your question: Interactive Real Time Webcast means, that you can participate at this conference via Internet (e. g. Sitting at home, or at your office). Usually there are video cameras which showing/streaming everything through the Internet. There also should be a chat, where you can sign in, and discuss with other chat participants the news they are talking about, and often even can ask questions (by typing in your questions). If you need more information, please take a look at this Wikipedia entry.

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