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Sunday, 8 January 2006

The difference between presentation styles

Posted on 14:15 by Unknown
Often we see that one mans way of presenting is totally different than the other man's way of presenting something. This article created by Presentation Zen clearly helps you compare and contrast between the different styles of presenting. And a lot depends on this style of presentation... just go on and read the article, it's a great read if you are interested in tech-news!
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