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Ubuntu Honduras on TV

Hi guys
Well finally I could write this article, almost one month ago, exactly Febraury 5 2011 Ubuntu Honduras did an event called the Ubuntu Hack. But what is the cool thing about this?? Well Campus TV is a national tv channel and with a program they have called e-comerce. The guys of e-comerce went to the event and five days later some members of the community went to the channel and where part of the program. You can see the tv program on the fallowing links:

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150407452695724&oid=174252601574&comments&ref=mf

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150406889915724&oid=174252601574&comments&ref=mf

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150407438915724&oid=174252601574&comments&ref=mf

I am so sorry to write about this until right now, but I got several problems with my blog, but I fixed them :)
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  1. Unknown2 de marzo de 2011, 15:31

    Hey! Bastante buena la representación de Ubuntu Honduras (:

    Saludos.

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  2. Anónimo10 de agosto de 2011, 8:31

    Pozdrawiam.
    http://punkt30.blogspot.com

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