September 25, 2005

Conversation in a market

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Conversation in a market

Yesterday I met Jon Husband and his partner in Portobello market and had a great chat about social software, dialogue the meaning of life etc. Jon’s one of the creators of blog editing package Qumana which sounds like its come on leaps and bounds since I first tried it several months ago. Time for another go! This also got me thinking more about the merits of “consulting” to organisations versus trying to do stuff myself…

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Conversation in a market

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