Tonight's Social Web Experiment: Portland Meet-up
I know I don't have the same juice as Tony "Twitter king" Hsieh of Zappos, but I'm doing a very impromptu Portland meet up at Ron Tom in 30 minutes. Just Twittered it. Anyone who shows up with my book gets a signature and a free drink! Photos on the blog tomorrow. Perhaps of just me and my husband and our friends if no one shows!
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Hope the Portland event went well. I think it's a sad commentary on the state of daily print newspapers that Sunday the San Jose Mercury News, supposedly THE newspaper of Silicon Valley, finally ran a book review of OYLTYG and it was the same Theresa Bradley AP review (quite positive, of course) widely published weeks ago. It's just sad. BTW, I loved the way you set up the "Watcha talkin' 'bout, Mr. Harris?" Max Levchin line in the book! "Mr. Harris kindly suggested he switch from Diff'rent Strokes reruns to the nightly news." LOL
Posted by: Robert Mullins | June 08, 2008 at 12:42 PM