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@phoebebright: you around evening of the 20th?
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@zzgavin: congratulations! been moving house, so connection has been flaky - just heard.
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@rhm2k : thanks for the tweet, much appreciated.
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Why is everyone so EC2 vs Azure? http://tinyurl.com/5eys49
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RT @euan: it's a shame that the BBC has a manager when it could do with a leader
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@terrycojones: did you talk to the true-knowledge guys?
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@timoreilly: how about a Best of Make built with Manolis' technology? http://tinyurl.com/56qznf
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@folknology: yep, there are many possible opportunities - however first we need to get it off the ground.
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@folknology: that or possibly "diamond age" - it has the young lady's cipher in it.
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@Trientje: someone like Stephen Fry comes to mind, so if you happen to know him :-)
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@Trientje: something which lends itself to interactivity and obviously a high profile author to get this going.
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@Trientje: absolutely.
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Bad news on Manolis' book. Looking for help, please retweet. Thanks
http://tinyurl.com/56qznf
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@zbeauvais: I think it would be worth its weight in gold
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@pahlkadot: I tried a traditional form at FOWA with Tom Dixon and Jason Calacanis - worked very well.
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@pahlkadot: mix of thesis, anti-thesis and synthesis.
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@pahlkadot: ok dok, however use a four way hegelian dialect, each presents 10 minutes and then comes together to discuss.
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... that I'd like to see. Especially a four way hegelian like dialectic.
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We need Nick Carr, Andrew Mcafee, Tom Davenport & Tim O'Reilly on stage to discuss the future of organisation & innovation on the web.
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@davorg: you're famous!!
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