Photos | Panel Discussion with Shōgo Hamada and Carlos Ruiz Zafón

A group of speakers sit at a table with microphones, discussing music and literature at DefCon 2011. The crowd watches eagerly from the stage behind them.
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a group of people sitting at a table with a microphoneMetadata
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speech group carlos necklace ruiz defcon music footwear stage second microphone jeff musician furniture text performance shoe shōgo hamada desk camera glasses indoors audience pc banner sign electronics performer jewelry table accessories musical instrument band speakers laptop device second_camera concert computer de leisure activities zafón crowd electrical
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2011-08-07T19:30:32.850000-07:00
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