A bit of Internet geolocation startup history, unearthed from a long-forgotten S3 bucket. I was Plazes’ “User Advocate” and one of the projects I took on was a podcast, a project that lasted only three episodes. Plazes was eventually acquired by Nokia, and the voices you here on the Plazes team in these podcast episodes have gone on to other things. It was a great project to be involved with.
A bit of Internet geolocation startup history, unearthed from a long-forgotten S3 bucket. I was Plazes’ “User Advocate” and one of the projects I took on was a podcast, a project that lasted only three episodes. Plazes was eventually acquired by Nokia, and the voices you here on the Plazes team in these podcast episodes have gone on to other things. It was a great project to be involved with.
A bit of Internet geolocation startup history, unearthed from a long-forgotten S3 bucket. I was Plazes’ “User Advocate” and one of the projects I took on was a podcast, a project that lasted only three episodes. Plazes was eventually acquired by Nokia, and the voices you here on the Plazes team in these podcast episodes have gone on to other things. It was a great project to be involved with.
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A bit of Internet geolocation startup history, unearthed from a long-forgotten S3 bucket. I was Plazes’ “User Advocate” and one of the projects I took on was a podcast, a project that lasted only three episodes. Plazes was eventually acquired by Nokia, and the voices you here on the Plazes team in these podcast episodes have gone on to other things. It was a great project to be involved with.
A bit of Internet geolocation startup history, unearthed from a long-forgotten S3 bucket. I was Plazes’ “User Advocate” and one of the projects I took on was a podcast, a project that lasted only three episodes. Plazes was eventually acquired by Nokia, and the voices you here on the Plazes team in these podcast episodes have gone on to other things. It was a great project to be involved with.
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A bit of Internet geolocation startup history, unearthed from a long-forgotten S3 bucket. I was Plazes’ “User Advocate” and one of the projects I took on was a podcast, a project that lasted only three episodes. Plazes was eventually acquired by Nokia, and the voices you here on the Plazes team in these podcast episodes have gone on to other things. It was a great project to be involved with.
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