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Devnest - Twitter Tuesday - London - 3rd May 2011
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Devnest 110503
- 1. #Devnest “Twitter Tuesday” Devnest happens because of: @jot @nuxnix @markabaker Show your thanks by following them and finding out what they do
- 2. Our Sponsors @openplatform @awscloud @AWSstartups @multizone
- 3. Guardian Developer Drop-in Throughout May, the Guardian is opening its offices each day from 4pm-8pm where developers will be able to turn up with your laptop and coffee, meet your peers, collaborate on projects or simply have somewhere to work for a few hours. http://guardian.co.uk/info/developer-blog/2011/apr/11/drop-ins © 2010 Multizone Limited. All rights reserved. Title of your presentation
- 5. Social collaboration software Software development services for mobile social engagement applications Strategy and product management services aimed at technology startups and independent software vendors and their channel partners http://www.multizone.co.uk/services.html © 2011 Multizone Limited. All rights reserved.
- 6. Twitter Tuesday – 3rd May 6:30pm A word from your organisers @jot @markabaker@nuxnix 6:45pm – Nestnotes– Like Keynotes only better http://socialtiesapp.com/ Ian Ozsvald @tweetvaultHQ Progress Report James Tiplady How Lanyrd uses Twitter Simon Willison Datasift update Ollie Parsley Break – networking 140 second show and tweets http://av-yes.com @jot Datasift 666followers Tweethit http://Gaddaf.fi 8:15pm – Skype Q&A @themattharris@jasoncostafrom Twitter 9:00pm Finish!
- 7. Find out more Information Our Posterous – http://www.devnest.org Our Schedule – www.lanyrd.com Tickets – devnest.eventbrite.com Get involved @nuxnix or @markabaker @devnest or search #devnest on twitter
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