From the Editor: Bringing Some Perspective to Pittcon 2009

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As is the case with most industries during these tumultuous economic times, many people are expecting the conference industry to show signs of a major decline at this year?s 60th Pittsburgh Conference and Exposition, set to take place March 8-13, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois.

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