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Kalpik Nigam

BarCamp Delhi 4!

May 15th 2008 in Uncategorized

Calling all campers! BarCamp Delhi 4 is just around the corner! Considering how much fun i had last time, ill definitely be present in this one! From the BarCampDelhi4 Wiki,

BarCamp Delhi is proposed to be a camp where we get together and discuss/rant/brain-storm/share opinions/information/wisdom about anything. Be it Web Technologies, trends, Mobile Internet, Hacking, Blogging, Vlogs, Social Media etc. that interests us.

The details of the event are:

Date: 17th May 2008 (Saturday).

Time: 9:00 am to 6.00 pm

Location:

Amity Innovation Incubator
Auditorium, Block C
Amity University Campus
Sector 125, Noida
Ph: +91.120.46590000, 4659151

For Driving Directions + Auto-Fare on SMS: Send rg source-location-name to bcd4 (to 56767)
Note: SMS based Driving Direction service will be active only on 17th May 2008.
Amity University Campus on Google Maps

How to register for the event: Go to the Campers List and add your name to the bottom. Also, please try Volunteering for stuff.

Will blog more about the event when its over :)

Hope to see you there! :D


3 comments to...
“BarCamp Delhi 4!”
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Aditya
wrote on May 15th, 2008

Boohoo…. I feel sad that there is not even an LUG here… And you are bouncing about BarCamp…


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Harsh
wrote on May 15th, 2008

The campers list link links back to your site. Viral eh? :P


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kalpik
wrote on May 15th, 2008

Whoops! Fixed :)




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