FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 8,1999



UGN to Host Live Web Cam and IRC Conferences at Amiga'99

Contacts:
Wayne Hunt, UGN Administrator (wayne@amiga.org)
Bill Borsari, UGN Events Coordinator (tekmage@amiga.org)
Bob Scharp, Amiga'99 (bscharp@icon-stl.net)


The User Group Network (UGN)[http://ugn.amiga.org] is proud to bring you its
world famous Web Cam and IRC Coverage live from Amiga'99
[http://www.amiga-stl.com] in St. Louis.  The UGN goes online starting at
10 AM EST (-5 GMT) to 5 PM EST on March 13th.  Coverage then continues from
10 AM EST to 4 PM on March 14th.

Prominent Amiga personalities will be featured throughout the show.
Expected to appear are:  Paul Nolan - PhotogenicsNG, Kermit Woodall -
NovaDesign, Philip Nelson - Newtek, Joe Torre - Former Amiga Inc,
Christopher Aldi - Finale-Development, Doug Mclaughlin - STRICQ, Petro
Tyschtschenko - Amiga International, Darreck Lisle - Amiga Inc, Bohus
Blahut - Legacy Maker, Aaron Ruscetta - Image Architects, and Amazing
Computing's Fletcher Haug.  Of course others may appear, expect some
surprises!  For an up to date conference schedule and logs, consult the UGN
Events Web Page at [http://ugn.amiga.org/events].

There will be two IRC channels used for the show's events on the Amiganet
IRC Network [http://www.amiganet.org].  Channel #amiga99 will be used for
official conferences, and  #Amiga will be open for general Amiga
discussion.   Amiganet features Amiga-friendly servers free of channel
takeover attempts.   Information exists on the UGN Web Page on how to
access these IRC channels.

The following servers are part of the Amiganet IRC Network:

- whiterose.us.amiganet.org (USA)
- thule.no.amiganet.org (Norway)
- kth.se.amiganet.org (Sweden)
- fastlane.au.amiganet.org (Australia)
- linux.us.amiganet.org (USA)
- stayfree.uk.amiganet.org (UK)

The UGN Web Cam will transmit images from the show to
[http://ugn.amiga.org/webcam].  You can use any browser that supports
automatic refreshing, or you can use WebVision (formerly WebTV) off Aminet.


The User Group Network exists to provide a valuable resource for all Amiga
user
groups.   Not part of an Amiga user group?  Let us help you form your own!
For latest
information, see the UGN Web Page [http://ugn.amiga.org] and the Amiga'99
Web Page [http://www.amiga-stl.com].

Fabian Jimenez, fabian@cais.com
UGN Public Relations