I'm assuming that there will be directions about the room/phonecard bit somewhere handy:) for those of us that have opted to stay close. otherwise there is all kinds of wifi in brighton, I googled it and it's all over, they have the pub networks, the pier, several other places too. On Sep 16, 2004, at 12:23 PM, Kathleen O'Riordan wrote:

Dear Kathleen

I've already bounced Lilia's email over to IT services to check this query. Its probably too late in the day to start setting up individual WiFi accounts but I can but ask!

For the more general query - there is a computer pool room booked for AoIR delegates to use for the duration of the conference - and these workstations are online. In addition to this the ensuite rooms on campus have internet connection for those with their own laptops, you have to get a phone card but the instructions are in the rooms and phone cards are available on campus.

The conference panel rooms all have networked laptops with internet connection as well.

Brighton has a load of internet cafe's if you are staying in town and many hotels have internet connection too.

I hope this answers your query and I'll get back to you if I have any good news from IT services - some one would have to have a gap in a job queue tomorrow to get this in time for the conference - and the IT services are setting up for the Autumn term so they are a bit pressured right now but if anyone can do anything I'll pass on the word.

All the best

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