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Tag: Web Adept

[A sneaky post from the 2007 Mashed Museum hack day]

I'm being naughty and sneaking a moment away from the Simile API to review my paper for the Museums Computer Group Web Adept conference tomorrow, and have discovered that Mike (sitting next to me) has already blogged and put up photos.

Posted on 21 June 20075 February 2015Categories Conference reportsTags Museums Computer Group, UKMW07, Web AdeptLeave a comment on [A sneaky post from the 2007 Mashed Museum hack day]
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