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Bankelele attended Skunkworks meeting hosted by Google in Nairobi: “Skunkworks (blog) meeting yesterday was hosted by (7 month old) Google Kenya, and it was attended by an interesting mix of engineers, webhosts, designers, admins, bloggers and rivals of Google, - who all listened as Google employees explained their aps and maps.”
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If Google were the people responsible for NTV on Youtube, which many of us in the diaspora are huge fans of, I can’t wait to see what they come up with next.