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Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Talk in Charlotte

budesigns — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 23:54:14 -0000

I made a lil' slideshow out of my more mathematical notes. It is on Slideshare for your enjoyment. Innovation Equations: http://www.slideshare.net/b...

Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Talk in Charlotte

93octane / Lyell E. Petersen — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 11:33:48 -0000

Excellent recap, Rosie! Thanks for taking the time to write this...

Big big thanks go to @shashib, Sophie (NetSol VP Cust. Serv.) and Network Solutions for putting on this event, creating a great space for us all to meet in person and footing the bar bill as well. :)

Thanks to Sonoma for the great service, great space and great eats.

Looking forward to the next CLTweetup.

@93octane

Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Talk in Charlotte

Rosie — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 10:15:38 -0000

@Ben I'm sorry - I corrected your name above. I'm right there with you - just turned off my Twitter IM's for a few hours so I can get some reports out. But you're right it's always nice to find out how people are using different media like Twitter and how it's useful to them.

Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Talk in Charlotte

Andy Ciordia — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 10:09:57 -0000

Good article Rosie! Stay focused, stay nimble, run outside the lines, but run like hell. :)

Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Talk in Charlotte

budesigns — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 10:02:22 -0000

Great writeup, great event! The bar was open, the apps were delish, the conversations were stimulating. I think I only talked to about 1/3 of the people there, but managed to find almost all of the Twitterers. I've been a sporadic and unenthusiastic user of Twitter for awhile, but having an event and a group of people to focus it on took it to another level! Amazing.
I hope to post some notes & thoughts soon. Kinda bummed that I actually have work I need to do... we'll see how that goes...
*budesigns = ben

Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Talk in Charlotte

Rosie — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:22:19 -0000

Thanks to Scott (@capitalfellow) for pointing this out - Target's mantra was "Democratize Design" not "Democratic Design" - making design available to the masses. I kinda rearranged some letters there and altered his meaning. So I updated that in the post.