Dear SIGCIS Community, We were planning for a coordinated announcement about Command Lines once we'd had a chance to triple-check our program, but seeing as Tom has jumped the gun: we're thrilled to announce the lineup for our first SIGCIS-sponsored conference unattached to SHOT, handily accessible via this URL: http://meetings.sigcis.org/program.html. This program delivers scholars ranging across STS, the history of computing, game studies, media studies, critical race studies and more. Tremendous effort has been made to support the attendance of graduate students, and those from disciplinary communities not often represented at SIGCIS. We have limited capacity in the venue (generously hosted by the Computer History Museum), and with so many speakers, it unfortunately left limited space for outside attendees. Tickets went almost immediately upon advertising the conference, so we must announce that registration is closed. While we're of course regretful we can't include everyone who would like to attend, we are thrilled with the enthusiasm and excitement over what we believe will prove the most sprawling, diverse and cross-disciplinary SIGCIS event yet. We are hoping to offer streaming of one of the lecture halls, and we should be capturing video of all talks for CHM's Youtube channel, so the output of the event can be as accessible as possible. Stay tuned for updates on this. Warm Regards from the Command Lines Planning Committee, Laine Nooney, Georgia Tech David Brock, Computer History Museum Marie Hicks, Illinois Institute of Technology Andy Russell, SUNY Polytechnic Kera Allen, Assistant, Georgia Tech -- Laine Nooney www.lainenooney.com DM <http://dm.lmc.gatech.edu/> @ LMC <http://lmc.gatech.edu/> @ GT <http://www.gatech.edu/> Assistant Professor