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@hnshah: Social media experts are just people who can’t design or build.—@trentwalton /via @jbrewer Twitter Link: http://twitter.com/hnshah/statuses/10547556200
Great work by Kyle @nowlink. A great example of Strategic Doing…
Spent a few hours yesterday afternoon with members of Cleveland’s own Makers Alliance down at Goldstein Caldwell & Associates. GCA is the temporary home to the Alliance’s Hackerspace, where they spent a majority of the day yesterday building a Makerbot. What is the Makers Alliance? What is a Hackerspace? What is a Makerbot? You’ll find answers to all these questions and more throughout the video. You can follow the interviewees on Twitter @gsvitak, @rickpollack & @makersalliance.
I enhanced the video a bit with some minor iMovie “tweaks” and I’m still working on my “OK”s. But overall I’m really happy with the direction these videos are headed. What do you think?
Cool and now part of Google.
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Three years ago, Twitter famously was the talk of the conference (it won the web award
that year). While sure, it didn’t explode into mainstream popularity until sometime later, the writing was on the wall for the early-adopters who started using it there or shortly thereafter. Two years ago, it was arguably Twitter again
that was the must-use service throughout the conference as it continued to mature. But last year saw some new entries rise. Both Foursquare
and Gowalla
launched at the conference, with Foursquare gaining much of the momentum coming out of the conference (as some of us predicted
). And this year, I suspect it will be largely an extension of that, with location services in general being the talk of the show.
This is classic Cleveland tech scene stuff. Did you drink the Kool-Aid? George Nemeth obviously didn’t.
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Gotta love low-tech!
From my friend Maurice Small:
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