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O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference Discount 
mashable.com | by Adam Hirsch | Mon, Feb 4
The O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference is happening March 3-6, 2008 at the San Diego Marriott Hotel and Marina in San Diego, CA, and Mashable readers can save 20% off conference fees by using discount code “et08mash” to register. ETech hones in on the ideas, projects, and technolog...
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16 Months Ago,
Sabine Seymour from moondial.typepad.com says
(in Fashionable Technology Research Consortium: FASHIONABLE TECHNOLOGY ...)
Here are some areas at the intersection of abundance and constraint we'll be exploring at the 2009 edition of ETech, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference: City Tech Materials & Mechanics Personalized Healthcare Mobile & The Web ...
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Sabine Seymour from itp.nyu.edu says
(in FASHIONABLE TECHNOLOGY REPORT November 2008 : ITP AlumniBlender)
Here are some areas at the intersection of abundance and constraint we'll be exploring at the 2009 edition of ETech, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference: City Tech Materials & Mechanics Personalized Healthcare Mobile & The Web ...
17 Months Ago,
funnyordie.com says
(in ETech 2008)
The O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego, www.funnyordie.com
19 Months Ago,
John Kern from Kern Computing says
(in ETech 2009: call for participation)
Hello, O'Reilly sent out their call for participation for ETech 2009. I love it. Applying technology to address important issues of the day. -jk.
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