Forwarded with PRZ's permission: PRZ in London

[Piete Brooks]

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Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 14:37:21 -0700
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From: Philip Zimmermann <prz@pgp.com>
Subject: PRZ in London
Cc: keith <keith@redkbs.com>

I plan to be in London this week, from Sunday til Friday.  It would be
nice to meet with some PGP activists from the UK, and maybe talk about
what's been happening with PGP, and get a nice exchange of opinions going.
I'd like to hear people's opinion (face to face) about the migration to
Diffie-Hellman, the publication of source code (I'm sure you've all heard
about that we now do it in book form), and any other doubts or questions
the PGP community in the UK has been saving up.

I'll be speaking at the Infosec conference on the 28th at 2:30pm,
and will be at the Secure Computing Awards dinner there that evening.
I'll also be speaking on a panel at Infosec on the 30th at 11:15am.
I think the conference is at or near the Cumberland Hotel in London.
The address of the hotel is Marble Arch, London WA 4RF, telephone 
0171 262 1234.  I'll be staying at that hotel from the 27th through 
the 30th.

I probably won't be able to pick up my email this week while traveling.

-Philip Zimmermann