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UKTI Trade Mission Trip Report: Day 2

Day two of our trip sees us in Bristol, meeting with some great British companies and enjoying a fun night out.

UKTI Trade Mission Trip Report: Day 1

The first installment of our UKTI Trade Mission trip report.

SuperNova2007: Making Computers Smart

Session notes and anaylsis from the SuperNova2007 session Making Computers Smart: A Dumb Idea?.

Web2.0 Expo: Powerless

Who's got the power at Web2.0 Expo? Not the attendees, that's for sure.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, April 16, 2007 at 05:14 PM in Trip Reports with tags , , , , , , Permalink1 comment

Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 5: Wrapping Up

Part five of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we provide some final thoughts and conclusions.

Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 3: Design Matters (Maybe?)

Part Three of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we talk about some rough spots where design doesn't matter enough (yet).

Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 2: The New Microsoft (Again)

Part two of our trip report from the Microsoft UX Trip Report, discussing Microsoft's new direction as a design-focused company.

Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report: Part 1

Part one of the Trip Report from the Microsoft User Experience Round Table, held in Seattle on March 19th and 20th, 2007.

Microsoft UX Round Table: Day Two Photos

Day Two photos posted to Flickr.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, February 23, 2007 at 02:58 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags , , , , Permalink0 comments

Microsoft UX Round Table: Day One Photos

Photos from our first day at the Microsoft User Experience Round Table.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 at 09:01 AM in User Experience, Taking Care of Business, Trip Reports with tags , , , , Permalink0 comments

Reporting Live from Mozilla

In which our reporting from the Firefox Summit 2006 begins...