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Hacks/Hackers Twin Cities group kickoff draws Hundred-Person crowd

The event Friday night was crowded, fun and fascinating. We had about a hundred people and our guest, Matt Thompson, gave a provocative talk on what needs changing in media. The reviews from the crew were positive, and we look forward to the next event. Thanks to all that came!

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Here is Matt Thompson’s slide deck:

For the slideshare bit:

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