Twitter: Surrey networking - a review
Last week, we organised the first Twitter networking event in Farnham, Surrey (aka a Tweet-up). On a busy week full of festive gatherings we were delighted with the interest and attendance.We organised this gathering following encouragement from all sides, led by @emmafirth of the Daily Telegraph. It was great to see quorum of Twitter enthusiasts rocking-up, including: @jamesfirth, @andypiper, @guy1067, @toni_jane, @jeniferdav, @kwright5, @pascalw and rachel_adams88.
There were a good number of conversations including:
- Telegraph expenses story
- Paywalls / free content
- The rise and rise of Google
- The digital goldfish bowl
- Programming: Ruby, Adobe AIR, .NET
- The perils of marathon running (!? - @guy1067 is gearing up to his second Marathon and is tackling London in April 2010)
We will definitely have another evening Tweet-up in the New Year, so the conversations can continue.... currently thinking end of January, beginning of February. Do let us know if you would like to come: info at thebluedoor dot com, and when.
Labels: .NET, Adobe AIR, Digital networking, Farnham, google, paywalls, Ruby, Surrey, Twitter
posted by thebluedoor at
10:46
2 Comments:
Really enjoyed the short time I spent meeting you folks and I'm sorry not to have stuck around a little longer... so much to talk about! I'll definitely be up for future gatherings!
It was great to see you, glad you enjoyed it. We'll keep you posted on future events in 2010!
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