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MinneWebCon is a three-track conference for Web professionals. This full day event delivers a practical blend of technical and creative knowledge from industry practitioners and educators to 300 attendees from corporations, design and advertising agencies, government and non-profit organizations, higher education institutions, and freelance design and development practices.
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