History Congress Countdown: Only 8 More Days
Only 8 days left until a veritable who's who of History programming touch down on London, England to toast HISTORY 2006. With your colleagues attending from over 20 countries worldwide, and our list of Commissioning Editors still growing, registration in 2006 has already exceeded our previous year's totals. The numbers show that there is no better event for producers to attend completely focused sessions dedicated to history programming. To register visit www.history2006.com/registration.php

More Commissioning Editors Added!
Thought you missed your chance to meet one of our key International Commissioning Editors? With just over one week left until HISTORY 2006 commences, our comprehensive list of Commissioning Editors continues to grow! Visit www.history2006.com to see all the new additions to the History Congress. As you are well aware, these wildly popular, Face-to-Face meetings are available on a first come, first served basis and are booked up very quickly. Do not Miss your chance to pitch your program and seal a deal with this ever growing list of Commissioning Editors. Click to Book now or Register!

Shape History with our Trendspotting Survey
Veteran industry consultant, Peter Hamilton will give delegates all the inside information they need to prepare for the pitches and programming decisions in the months and years ahead at his November 17th session Trendspotting: The State of History Programming. What are the major trends in history programming? How much is being spent by history programmers worldwide? What kind of programming will audiences of the future want to watch? We want your opinion as well! Please take 2 minutes to complete our survey.

Be Seen at the Video Screening Library
Just another benefit of being a registered delegate is access to our Video Screening Library. Showcasing the best in current and classic history programming, delegates also have the opportunity to submit their programming to our library. We urge you to contribute to our extensive collection. To submit your programming visit: www.history2006.com/home.php

The Great Debate: 3 Questions for “History Today” Editor Peter Furtado
With a Super-panel of Industry Professionals and Academics in place, one of the History Congress most highly anticipated sessions is The Great Debate: Does Television Enhance or Diminish History? This thought provoking session, taking place November 17th, will kick off the first full day of the History Congress. We asked session Co-Producer and “History Today” Editor Peter Furtado to give us a glimpse into what delegates should expect... To Read More

In and Around London
Our host hotel, the Radisson SAS Portman Hotel, is conveniently located near theatre, shopping, tourist attractions and “The Tube”. The World Congress of History Producers hopes your journey to and from our venue is an easy and enjoyable one. Click here to see the many inexpensive ways to travel to and from the History Congress in English style.