Berkeley Bloggers Dinner Photos

by Scott Beale on January 27, 2006 · 2 comments

Berkeley Bloggers Dinner

Dave Winer organized one of his infamous Blogger Dinners last night in Berkeley. Here are a few photos that I shot. I agree with Dave that it’s better to have these dinners be less formal and structured, in order to enable better “circulation”. Often at the sit-down type dinners, you are only able to talk to the people who are sitting near you.

Photos from the Berkeley Bloggers Dinner

Here’s a write-up from Jay Cross, who as there last night as well and liked my use of the equalizing term “West Bay”. Hey, at least I didn’t say I was from “The City”.

photo credit: Scott Beale (Enric and Dave)

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1 Laszlo Thoth January 27, 2006 at 12:31 pm

For a second I thought I’d invite myself. Then I realized you meant “his infamous (blogger dinners)”, not “his (infamous blogger) dinners”.

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