Starting the Ft. Smith .NET User Group: Michael Paladino

In this the first full episode of User Group Radio I had the chance to catch up with Michael Paladino, on of the founders of the Ft. Smith .NET User Group in Ft. Smith, Arkansas.

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Don’t forget about this month’s community question: Why should I get involved with a user group or technical community? Send your answers to show@usergroupradio.com to be entered into the drawing to win a copy of “The Rational Guide to Building Technical User Communities” by Dr. Greg Low. The winner and favorite answers will be announced in the next episode.

The Community Question of the Month is sponsored by the International .NET User Group.

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January 8, 2009 03:15 by jay.smith
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