John Adams at Velocity

By James Duncan Davidson on July 2, 2009 9:11 AM | 0 Comments
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John Adams at Velocity 2009 • ©James Duncan Davidson

One of the guys I’m always happy to run into at conferences is John Adams (@netik) who—for the last year or so—has been helping keep Twitter going. He took the job last year at Velocity and this year spoke a bit about what it takes to keep the fail whale at bay. He's also a fellow photographer which means that we always geek out a bit about photography whenever we bump into each other.

You can see more photos in the Flickr set for the Velocity Conference.

This is one of 187 blog posts on duncandavidson.com. If you care to read more, two posts I recommend are Dear Speakers, a set of thoughts for public speakers that I pulled together in March, 2009 and Tilting at the Windmill, One Last Time, a call to Flickr to include important EXIF and ITPC metadata in the photographs they provide to the public.

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