CeBIT 2013: claim your free ticket
By PC Pro
Posted on 23 May 2013 at 05:01
Europe's biggest technology trade show, CeBIT 2013, is taking place next month - and we're giving PC Pro readers the chance to claim a complimentary ticket.
The Hannover-based show is running from 5 to 9 March at the enormous Deutsche Messe exhibition centre.
This year's key theme is the "Shareconomy" - using cloud-based apps and services to share knowledge and boost communications between businesses.
Hundreds of the world's leading technology companies will also be displaying their latest products at CeBIT 2013, including Intel, HP, Toshiba, Samsung and many others.
Simply click here to claim your complimentary ticket to CeBIT 2013
Complimentary tickets are not transferable, and you cannot register tickets on behalf of other people.
UPDATE: 1 March. Apologies to anyone who has been unable to use the code on previous attempts. Unfortunately another site was lifting the code from our website and making it available elsewhere, using up all our allocation of tickets. The new code should now work until the show begins.
Gone ?
was this a one time code as i just followed the link and clicked the next button only to find its not available.
ta
matt
By flipside101 on 24 Feb 2013 
Code not working
Hi Matt - thanks for letting us know about this. The code was supplied by CeBIT but has clearly stopped working. We'll find a new code and update the story as soon as possible.
Tim Danton
Editorial Director
By TimDanton on 25 Feb 2013
Thanks Tim
And keep up the great work work the Podcast its good to have a British quality tech podcast to listen to.
By flipside101 on 25 Feb 2013
Code now works
Hi Matt - no problem and thanks for your kind words about the podcast. :-)
In other good news, the code now works.
Tim
By TimDanton on 25 Feb 2013
Code not working
Dear people from PC Pro,
When I try to claim the code it says:
The code you have entered has already been registered. Please check the code and try again.
What to do now?
Patrick
By Patrick046 on 27 Feb 2013
Third code lucky
Please note the code is now working again. Unfortunately, as we mention in the update above, another site was stealing the codes and using up all the allocation granted to us.
By TimDanton on 1 Mar 2013
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