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Where 2.0

April 19, 2011 - April 21, 2011
Santa Clara, CA
USA
Where2.0

Now in it’s 7th year, Where 2.0 is the premier conference for all things location-aware. Join us on April 19-21, 2011 in Santa Clara, CA where the grassroots and leading-edge developers building location-aware technology intersect with the business leaders, marketers, and entrepreneurs seeking out location apps, platforms, and hardware to gain a competitive edge. With the location ecosystem at an exciting and fiercely competitive crossroads, Where 2.0 will explore what's happening now, what's lurking just below the radar, and show how to leverage location for your business. Register now and save 25% with discount code whr11ljr at:

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