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SxSW 2010 Happens

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This is a very late Friday Fudge. I have a good excuse though: SxSW 2010.
SxSW 2010 has been a blur so far. The blur is a wonderful one filled with more new people than prior years and a cast of familiar faces peppering events by day and night.

Here’s an interview I did with [...]

March 14, 2010 1 comment Read more... →

SxSW 2010 Preview

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And so it begins… SxSW 2010 rises from the Austin skyline like a gleaming beacon of people, technology… and beer. This is my third year at SxSW and my second year speaking.
I am especially grateful to be part of an amazing panel headed up by Jared Goralnick of AwayFind and SET Consulting. [...]

February 27, 2010 4 comments Read more... →

Too Much Text

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Too Much Text IV: A NEW HOPE Google Wave vs. Email
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It is a period of email war. Rebel services, striking from hidden bases, have won their first victory against the evil Inbox Empire. The Empire may strike back but not before nimble waves of XMPP (RFC3920) extended wing fighters fire back with wavelet [...]

August 19, 2009 3 comments Read more... →

Too Much Text – SWSW 2009

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Too Much Text: When I Was Your Age, We Sent Email
Tuesday, March 17th at 3:30pm in Room 5A
The youngest generation of Internet users have relegated email to the domain of their parents and other “old people”. What are the current technical challenges faced by email that threaten it surviving for another decade of use and [...]

August 8, 2008 7 comments Read more... →

The Taco Thesis

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Last week I attended SXSW Interactive. My goal was to expand my mind.
I’m calling this The Taco Thesis for numerous reasons. First, I walked a lot during the week and didn’t eat well either resulting in operating at a caloric deficit even with tacos calling to me at each turn. Second, [...]

March 19, 2008 0 comments Read more... →