Mobile convention Amsterdam Fabrique 19 april 2011

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powersession van Paul Stork tijdens Mobile Convention Amsterdam op 19 april 2011. Cases en ervaringen mbt apps en mobiel internet van Fabrique worden gepresenteerd.

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