Win a Ticket To The webDU Conference!

Editor’s note: This competition is closed. The winner is Adam Royle. We hope you enjoy the conference, Adam!!!

Last year one of the FlashDen founders, Collis Ta’eed, spoke at the 2007 webDU conference in Sydney, Australia. The conference was huge, and he left with a slew of new contacts, new information, and extra enthusiasm for his two most favourite subjects – Flash and webdesign! This year promises to be even bigger and better than the last!

The lovely people over at webDU have given us a ticket to this years conference to give away to one lucky reader!

In case you don’t already know webDU, it is the biggest web technology conference in the southern hemisphere for Flash, Flex, Air and Web Design. It’s the place to get hands-on technical training, gain new skills and hear breaking news from the web industry.

For your chance to win a full webDU conference pass* check out the agenda and let us know why you want a ticket to webDU in 25 words or less. Post your entry in the comments and on the 14th of May we’ll judge them and send the winner their ticket to web technology central!

Collis can’t be at the conference this year as he’s in Hong Kong, but he hopes he can live vicariously and experience the joys of web-geekery through the lucky winner. So enter now!!

Collis answering questions at last year’s webDU conference. Photo by Jens Brynildsen – thanks Jens!!

Terms and conditions

• Entry is open to anyone who is NOT a paid staff member.
• The winner will receive 1 full conference ticket to the conference for the 12-13 June 2008. Workshops, travel and accommodation are not included.
• Ensure you include a valid email address in the email field when leaving your comment so that we have a way to contact you.
• Any comment entered between the time of this post and 11:59PM May 13th 2008 (Australian Eastern Standard Time) is eligible.
• The winner will be selected solely at the discretion of FlashDen and its staff.
• Our decision is final.
• Questions and clarifications, contact us.