If you have a burning desire – or just a healthy interest – to talk about GPS, geotagging and location-based services, check out the inaugural GeoSocial in Toronto on November 6.
Hosted by PlanetEye (the one-stop travel planning service where I’m gainfully employed), GeoSocial is an informal gathering over after-work food and refreshments to talk about what’s happening with the geo-space. From what I’ve seen and heard, there’s a lot happening within the Toronto tech community so we’re hoping to see a lot of people come out.
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It’s a GeoSocial!
If you have a burning desire – or just a healthy interest – to talk about GPS, geotagging and location-based services, check out the inaugural GeoSocial in Toronto on November 6.
Hosted by PlanetEye (the one-stop travel planning service where I’m gainfully employed), GeoSocial is an informal gathering over after-work food and refreshments to talk about what’s happening with the geo-space. From what I’ve seen and heard, there’s a lot happening within the Toronto tech community so we’re hoping to see a lot of people come out.
Here are the details:
When: November 6, 6:30 p.m.
Where: The Charlotte Room, 19 Charlotte Street, Toronto
You can find more details on the PlanetEye blog. We’ve also got a Facebook group that you can join.
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