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YAPC::Europe Foundation (http://www.yapceurope.org) is pleased to announce that Vienna, Austria has been chosen as the site for the YAPC::Europe 2007, the eigth European YAPC.

Vienna faced tough competition from Lyon, France and Pisa, Italy, and we hope that these groups will give us the opportunity to consider their proposals again in the future.

We are confident that Vienna.pm's experienced team--which was responsible for several Austrian Perl Workshops--will put together a wonderful conference. The theme for the next YAPC::Europe will be 'Social Perl'.

We hope to see you in Vienna next summer!

In reply to Vienna selected for YAPC::Europe 2007 by kudra

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