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This page contains retired news items that are too old to be called new (and probably of interest only to Python archeologists today). See also the What's (not) New? page for more recent (yet still dated) news. For current and up-to-date news, see the blog and other links in the first bullet below.

Update, February 2014: This site recently underwent a mass purge of dated files (using tools posted here), so don't be alarmed if some of the links on this page go nowhere today. I've retained this page's text content, though, for whatever historical value it may hold.

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(Later) And a few decades more. For later posts, try this, this, and this, or browse using the home or search pages.
(4/97) I'm writing an 80-page (est.) introductory chapter on Python for an upcoming programming languages book. More details will appear here as they are made public (see update on my main web page).
(3/97) Now available: Python training and seminars. Current offerrings include both on-site courses at your company or organization, and scheduled seminars. Click here for details.
(2/97) I'll be giving a 1-hour talk on Python, at the March meeting of the FRUUG (front range UNIX users group). See the FRUUG's site for more details. Slides from the talk are available here; a copy of the full abstract is available here.
(2/97) You can now download updated "Programming Python" program examples from the new example diffs page. The corrected examples (4) appear in the second printing of the book. The complete errata page lists all book updates. Note: the second printing isn't a 2nd edition--it just fixes some minor typos.
(1/97) I'm going to be a guest at an online conference on CompuServe, to answer questions about Python and the O'Reilly Python book. Here's a copy of the announcement. CompuServe is launching a new Python forum in February.
(12/96) An errata page for the first printing of "Programming Python" is now available. Click here for a list of corrections and updates.
(10/96) The O'Reilly Python book is shipping! It was released on October 11, 1996, and should be available in stores in the US by Thursday, October 17, or shortly after. O'Reilly accepts on-line orders too. Click here for more book-related links.

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