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Ian Forrester Ian Forrester | 10:22 UK time, Wednesday, 12 March 2008

over_the_air.pngOver The Air is a special event being organised by Mobile Monday London, hosted by Imperial College and supported by the BBC. It's 48 hours of mobile and wireless development by and for the leading lights in the industry.

At its core, it's a mobile development event that's part conference, and part un-conference, all in a 48 hour open hackathon format...

Read more at the BBC Backstage Blog

Ian Forrester is Senior Producer, FM&T bbc.co.uk Projects

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