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That said, if I worry too much about Google, I'll take my eye off of the pile of money that's there for the taking. It's like the early days of the gold rush. I see so much opportunity all over the place that if I worry about Google getting to one good vein before we do, then I've proven myself stupid.
So, yes, I do try to learn from them but I'd rather lose sleep thinking about what Microsoft should do to grow and build better products and all that.
you are making some heavy, heavy connections with the leaders of major industries. this can only be a positive thing for your reputation.
have fun growing scoble, walk with microsoft hand in hand and return them to the greatness and respect they deserve.
can't wait to pick up the book!
"All speeches and discussions at Zeitgeist are off the record. To ensure that our presenters and attendees can speak openly, no press coverage or blogging is permitted."
I attend events all the time that I can't blog.
A conference, to me, is one that's open to the public. And, yes, if anyone had a conference that's open to the public but asked me not to blog I wouldn't go.
Robert gave an interesting presentation about blogging and the blogsphere in general - very enlightening.
Hopefully, the openness and cooperation of off-the-record conferences will continue - while they might not bring in the press, they do keep the ideas churning.