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Out of the archives: Opera's booth at WebmasterWorld Pubcon 2006

Thursday, 1. February 2007, 19:14:35

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My colleague Vyoma Kapur recently hosted an Opera event in Singapore, pictures of which are posted on the Opera events blog: http://my.opera.com/event/albums/show.dml?id=194138

Just for fun, I took a look at our photo album from WebmasterWorld Pubcon 2006, where we were a major sponsor. I noticed that there weren't any pictures of just our booth. Whenever the exhibit hall was open, there were always people coming to talk to us and ask questions about Opera. One day, shortly before the exhibit hall opened, I took a few pictures of our booth, which you can see in my photo album: http://my.opera.com/Lawmune/albums/show.dml?id=197486

Enjoy!


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