We’d like to take a few moments to thank our sponsors who have generously contributed to the 30 Hour Day 2 effort. Without their assistance, we could never pull this off. Our current sponsors include: GadgetTrak Hockley Photography Icebreaker Intel Network Redux Social Photo Talk Stephouse Networks Webtrends The time for 30 Hour Day 2 is drawing near. (It’s really only a few days [...]
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Isn’t there always another way to do things? Can’t we always stop and ponder our options when stumped and see if we can find a better solution? Usually, the answer is yes. And finding another way was the task we were faced with if we wanted to continue to produce 30 Hour Day in two weeks. [...]
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When we started planning 30 Hour Day 2, one of our first concerns was the venue. We wanted to make the next production bigger, better, and more Portland-y than the first. And so when we happened upon Pioneer Courthouse Square as our choice—and it was available—we were sure we had found [...]
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Richard, Very smart move. :) Marshall, You've done an exceptional job here. I can't wait to see what you do next. Congratulations to the entire RWW team!
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You could probably ignore that last part of the title. I really do prefer living volunteers, I’m just feeling a little dramatic as we try to flesh out the 30 Hour Day 2 team with some skilled, motivated and caring individuals. We haven’t asked for volunteers yet because we just weren’t ready [...]
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Friday night, iPad Eve for all those who were keeping track, we were joined on the show by James Keller of Small Society to talk about iPad and all things iPad related.
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Today is a big day here in Portland. Not only is it a Wednesday which puts us squarely in the middle of the week, but it’s also time for Ignite Portland 8! If you’re asking what it Ignite is there are already posts out there to tell you. Haven’t been to one before? Here’s a [...]
- Rick Turoczy
Sad to see Platial closing its doors. It was one of the first Web 2.0 startups in Portland. And one of the first proponents for the use of social mapping that seems so prevalent today.
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It was about 12 hours after the first 30 Hour Day ended that a bunch of us met back up at PIE, the venue we called home for our inaugural event, to pack up the equipment and tear down what remained of our set. Tired and with family in tow we moved furniture, pulled up [...]
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From the page: Now picture our perspective leaving our own experiences, zooming out and up until we can see how all the different groups are interacting on a worldwide social network. That bird's-eye view could be both beautiful and horrible if the resolution was clear enough. That's what a Ramen-eating, ex-Apple engineer named Pete Warden is about to release to the public this week.
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When we were done interviewing Mayor Adams for 30 Hour Day he decided to get in on the fun. Here’s a more light hearted look at our time with him. Enjoy!
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A few hours before the last 30 Hour Day began we had the honor of sitting down to chat with Mayor Sam Adams. This is part one of our talk with him, look for part 2 later in the week. Enjoy!
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