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Microsoft developer and blogger-in-chief Robert
Scoble is back for another London Geek Dinner following the
phenomenal success of his London debut on 7 June 2005.
It's at the usual venue, The Texas Embassy (www.texasembassy.com). Great margaritas, plus
it can scale up if large numbers arrive.
It's a great opportunity to hear from Robert and meet the
myriad of technologists, bloggers, marketers, business
development folk, creatives, entrepreneurs and generally
interesting people that will make this a great event - with
TexMex food (vegetarian options avaiable) & some free wine
courtesy of Stormhoek and a cash bar.
(If you're not eating that evening, sorry, you still have
to pay the twenty quid).
Register on this wiki page: http://www.thehughpage.com/London_Geek_Dinner_With_Robert_Scoble
Please bring CASH with you. You pay when you arrive.
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London Geek Dinner With Robert Scoble
Microsoft developer and blogger-in-chief Robert Scoble is back for another London Geek Dinner following the huge success of his London debut on 7 June 2005.
Location
exas Embassy Cantina, 1 Cockspur Street (off Trafalgar Sq), London SW1Y 3DQ.
51.506089
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