Internet Measurement Conference 2004
Sponsored by ACM SIGCOMM and in cooperation with USENIX
October 25-27, 2004
Taormina, Sicily, Italy

                   Registration Information

REGISTRATION FEES

The cut off date for registration is October 15, 2004. All registrations MUST be received by this date. There will be NO on-site registration.

Member: $375
Non-Membership: $500
Student: $250
 

SIGCOMM Membership $25
SIGCOMM Student Membership $15
ACM Membership $99
ACM Student Membership $42

If you would like to join USENIX please go to: http://www.usenix.org/membership/
USENIX Membership $110; USENIX Student Membership $40

The conference registration fee includes a copy of the conference proceedings, lunch and coffee breaks on Monday and Tuesday; Reception on Monday and Banquet on Tuesday.

Additional social event entries (includes both reception and banquet) are $112 each.

Students who are not ACM or USENIX members must FAX a copy of their valid student ID or tuition receipt with their registration form.

PAYMENT METHODS

All fees are payable in US Dollars ($). For your convenience, here is a pointer to a currency converter.

We accept payments by check or credit card (amex, master card, visa)

PAYMENT CONFIRMATION

You should receive e-mail confirmation within 5 business days (given that the email address you have provided is readable and valid). If you do not, or have any questions, please email us at imc2004-taormina@acm.org.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellations must be received in writing by contacting the ACM Member Services Department. A $50 cancellation fee will be charged. There will be NO cancellation accepted after 18 October 2004.

 
IMC 2004 REGISTRATION FORM

Click on the above link to get the registration form. Please then completely fill out the form and
FAX OR EMAIL THE FORM WITH YOUR PAYMENT INFORMATION.
REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE CONFIRMED UNTIL WE HAVE RECEIVED PAYMENT.

email: imc2004-taormina@acm.org
FAX: +39-090-43-931 attn: IMC 2004

IMC 2004 gratefully acknowledges Cisco System, IBM Research, Intel Research, Microsoft Research, and Usenix for their kind donations. We also acknowledge the contribution of the US National Science Foundation to the student travel grant program.