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At 4:44pm on September 15, 2008, Martin Brown said…
Welcome to be2camp. You may like to put some details on here relating to your interest in be2camp themes. Look forward to your contributions
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Off to the @buildingcentre to do Be2camp social media surgery. Drop in and have a chat about construction use of Web 2.0 (2-5pm)

RT @be2camp: Based in NW England ? Construction Social Media event at Clitheroe, 31st March http://bit.ly/9F2ZrU + tweetup afterwards

RT @be2camp: Based in NW England ? Construction Social Media event at Clitheroe, 31st March http://bit.ly/9F2ZrU + tweetup afterwards

Based in NW England ? Construction Social Media event at Clitheroe, 31st March http://bit.ly/9F2ZrU + tweetup afterwards

RT @be2camp: Be2camp/University of Dundee running a hybrid live/web conference on river basin management on #worldwaterday, 22 March

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