#PCPGH4 on Slideshare
We want to share every Podcamp Pittsburgh 4 session’s slide deck. As soon as everyone catches on, you’ll find them on Slideshare. So spread the word.
If you’ve presented at Podcamp Pittsburgh 4 we want to see them slides, Buster. You can either post them to Slideshare.net and tag them #pcpgh4 or send them to us here at sessions [at] podcamppittsbugh d0t com, and we’ll post them for ya with the group profile.
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