Devnest 110913
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The document announces a "#Devnest 'Twitter Tuesday'" event for September that will include presentations from various speakers on new software developments and services. It also provides information on sponsors for the event, including Amazon Web Services and Multizone Limited, and provides links for learning more about the event, getting tickets, and getting involved through Twitter.
Devnest 110913
- 1. September – #Devnest “Twitter Tuesday”
- 3. Amazon Web Services (AWS) delivers a set of simple building block services that together form a reliable, scalable, and inexpensive computing platform “in the cloud”. Try us for free with the AWS Free Usage Tierhttp://aws.amazon.com/free/Hello, #devnestQuestions? @AWSstartups or @awscloud
- 4. Social collaboration softwareSoftware development services for mobile social engagement applicationsStrategy and product management services aimed at technology startups and independent software vendors and their channel partnershttp://www.multizone.co.uk/services.html© 2011 Multizone Limited. All rights reserved.
- 5. Twitter Tuesday – 2nd August6:30pm – Nestnotes– Like Keynotes only better@timrogers- @SiliconBritain@NeilCauldwell - @nurph@adrian_Peltzer and @wildebeesNew secret stuff Break – networking
- 6. Find out moreInformationOur Posterous – http://www.devnest.orgTickets – devnest.eventbrite.comGet involved@nuxnix @devnest or search #devnest on twitter
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