Foodies Unite at media140

13th May 2010 | 09:55 AET
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How is real-time social media is changing the food industry? That was the topic of the media140 event which took place in Sydney on May 5.

The Internet Chef, Bridget Davis (@Bridget_Cooks), prepared some fabulous food, while foodies who were present tweeted about the atmosphere, the company and the delicious food being served up.



Check out some of the blogs of our guests from the night.
 

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19 May 2010 09:39 AEST
Renita @ therawnoodle.com
Sydney
Media 140 event
Oh, I just realised that I was on the competition winners list for this but was not notified! :( It would have been great to meet you all and see some familiar foodies again.

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13 May 2010 06:25 AEST
Simon Food Favourites
Randwick
fun event
was a fun event with lots of nice food. sour cherry bread from brasserie bread was a bonus! :-)

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