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Update: SOLD OUT – 400 RSVPs sold out in 2 hours – keep an eye on Meetup for seats freed by people who can not come.
It is time to share more details about the upcoming event with only a few more weeks to go till MoMo #8: How Mobile is Changing Society. At this moment we can already announce a few confirmed speakers. Read on to learn who is taking the stage on November 3rd!
Confirmed speakers
We are proud to have the following speakers confirmed for MoMo #8:
- Raymond Perrenet (LinkedIn) – EVP Strategy & Development at T-Mobile
- Johan Koolwaaij (LinkedIn) – IYOUIT, Scientific Researcher at Telematica Institute, blog
- Teemu Arina (LinkedIn) – CEO at Dicole Oy, blog
- Bruce Sterling – writes for Wired (beyond the beyond), Wikipedia, author of various books
Keep an eye on this blog for further updates on speakers and the program.
How to RSVP
We’d love to have you there too! All you need to do is to RSVP for this event on Meetup. RSVPing is easy: go to Meetup, and set your RSVP to Yes. Last few events sold out with a few hours, so don’t delay: RSVP now!
Remember: The event is free, but an RSVP is mandatory. So no RSVP = no entrance.
Now, go get that seat. We hope to see you on November 3rd!
Mobile Monday wouldn’t be possible without the help of our founding partners WebAds and Vodafone, our supporters Mobillion and NedStat, and the organizing team SPRXmobile, and 31Volts. Thanks for making this event possible!
posted by Raimo van der Klein | tags: announcement, momo, momo8, momoams |Date: November 3rd, 2008
Time: 16:00 – 19:00 (ex ‘borrel’) – 15:00 doors open
Location: Rode Hoed (Keizersgracht 102 Amsterdam, The Netherlands – map)Please RSVP via Meetup
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It’s too bad the official Apple iPhone Tech Talk is the same day!
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It’s particularly annoying that the iPhone tech Talk is titled Amsterdam, but actually in Delft!
WTF