Rob posted the 1st recorded Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group Podcast (BMaDUG) meeting over on his blog.

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(Note: We’ll probably do a follow up - Episode #2 soon)

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  • BAMaDUG - episode #1 (=~ 35 MB)

Summary:

(As usual) the event turned out to be a small, but very useful event. Most of the discussion turned out more business oriented than technical, in this 1st podcast.

Attendees present included myself (Hooken Mobile), Alessandro Pace (www.biskero.org), Ira Hochman (www.untravelmedia.com), Naveena Aswadhati (www.gamebrix.com), and Rob Tool (Fidelity Investments) as the official “podcast host”.

Group Photo from Alessandro Pace - www.biskero.org (missing)

I may make some individual blog posts on the topics we’ve covered later (Adobe Open Screen Project, KuneriLite, Verizon Wireless Dashboard, Nokia as an “Internet Company”, No love for Flash on a “touchscreen device from Cupertino“, and stuff we didn’t actually record).

You can read more about the event and the podcast on Rob’s blog, or head over to: www. flashmobilegroup.com

It would probably be useful if other Flash Mobile and Devices usergroups were able to possibly podcast their meetings as well … just “throwing that out there” as a suggestion.

- Scott Janousek \m/

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