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by simonw
639 days ago
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To clarify: the PSF did not lose $1.8m on PyCon. It spent $1.8m and made most of that money back in revenue from the event. Most years the cost is fully covered by tickets and sponsors and the event makes a profit. When PyCon runs at a loss it’s generally a sponsorship problem. The tech industry has seen a lot of layoffs recently, and companies that sponsor large conferences are often doing so for recruiting. If a company is laying people off they are likely to drop their sponsorship budget. |
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