See you in LA
I’ll be on a panel at Book Expo America tomorrow. Here’s the skinny. Scaling the New Economies: In Search of…
Coming Up: Vidfest!
I’ll be in Vancouver later this week for my first Vidfest! That’s the Vancouver International Digital Festival, where I’ll be…
Weird Turn Pro: Crowdsourcing for Creatives
At SXSW Interactive 2008, I delivered a talk called Weird Turn Pro: Crowdsourcing for Creatives. I promised to put my…
See Ya’ll in Austin
Just a note that I’ll be speaking this Saturday 8 March at South by Southwest Interactive. Here’s the deets: The…
Upcoming Appearance: TOC in NYC
I’ll be speaking at O’Reilly’s Tools of Change conference for the second time on 11 February 2008. If you’re involved…
‘Allo, London
Heather and I are in London for FOWA. We did our talk this morning, which was like 2am in our…
Upcoming Appearances
On Saturday I spoke at a wonderful seminar at SFAI. I realized I’ve been pretty negligent about posting my schedule…
TOC: That Was Fun!
Thanks to the nice folks at O’Reilly for including me in the TOC (Tools of Change) conference, and thanks to…
Catch Me at TOC
I’m thrilled to be taking part in O’Reilly’s first-ever TOC (Tools of Change) conference. Here’s my session info. The Rise…
How to Moderate a Panel
With SXSW fresh in mind and Web 2.0 on the way, I wanted to take a moment to jot down what I think makes for a great panel discussion. I’ve been on, and moderated, a few panels in the last 10 years, so I think I’ve earned the right to have an opinion about what makes a good one. And, in my experience, it all comes down to the moderator.