May 30 2013 Mozinar time?
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I think Roger has gone bonkers or something with the new design. So i get an email about Rand's Mozinar tomorrow. The email says it's at 10:30 am PDT. "Great!" I think. That works in my schedule. So I go register and Go To Meeting sends me a confirmation email... that it's at 1:30pm PDT (3 hours later). So I figure that surely the website has the right time. Sure enough, it's easy to find at http://moz.com/webinars but when I go there there's Rands face and the Mozinar is listed at... 1:30 am PST (I guess Rand doesn't do Daylight Savings?)
So, will the real Mozinar time please stand up?
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Roger had some tired fingers last night as he was updating everything. It is for 1:30pm PDT. The website is now updated, too. So sorry for the confusion!
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