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The Web 2.0 Expo workshop, Building Social Applications, went well, I think. Got a lot of positive reviews at the end.
The room was packed: must have been over 125 people, and folks sitting on the floor.
Here's the presentation.
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Stowe,
Great presentation! I especially enjoyed your examples and analysis of companies and the framework around Me, Mine, and Markets.
By the way, you had at least double that number of people in the room (250).
Thanks
Posted by: Praveen | April 15, 2007 at 06:20 PM
Great stuff today Stowe. Really enjoyed it.
Posted by: Martin Wells | April 16, 2007 at 01:08 AM
Thanks for posting the presentation. A question I was unable to ask is: why is/was AOL so successful (chat rooms perhaps?) in reaching the relative unwashed masses and how can whatever they did be used in a web 2.0 world?
Posted by: Lou Delzompo | April 16, 2007 at 08:58 AM