Panoramio meeting in Paris on 4th July
June 16th, 2008 by Eduardo Manchón
Paris mon amour. We would like to celebrate the 5 millionth photo shared on Panoramio with a meeting of contributors and friends on July 4 in Paris.
We will meet in the Google offices, where we will have an informal gathering and have something to eat and drink. Joaquín Cuenca and Jose Florido from the Panoramio team will be there.
Space is limited to 40 people, so please, register using this form.
Date: 4 July 2008 from 17:00 to 19:00
Location:
Google’s Office in Paris
38, Avenue de l’Opéra
75002
Paris - See location in Google Maps.
More information in the meeting page.
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Hello
I just register for the meeting. But unfortunately, i just realize that I will be in Berlin on the 4th. Could you remove my reservation for someone else to attend the event.
If there is another date, let me know.
Thanks
m*f
But, won’t it be 6 or 7 million by then?
The ID of the latest photo is more than 11 million. There are only 5 million real photos? Every second photo is deleted?
see u there
on se voit la bas
ahí nos vemos :d
5 million could be the state of july 07, now its over 11 million photos. Sorry, no french.
So long!
Thank you, Joaquin and Jose, for coming to Paris, and sorry for all the people who registered but did not come. Probably one more example of “l’exception française” : don’t organize any meeeting in France on a Friday afternoon, especially in July : the country is already closed for holidays