I’m going to be in the Valley on Feb. 18 for a book event at Google and a few other things. Any ideas on having a What Would Google Do? event somewhere in the area?
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Now we’ll get to see what Google does! Good luck Jeff
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Where is your book reading?
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Hi Jeff
This is Manuel from http://www.periodismociudadano.com, leading website in Spanish language covering citizen journalism worldwide.
Coincidentally I’m also working with Google, and live in the SF bay area. Please email me, or contact me via twitter @donbribon Thank you.
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Naturally I would suggest somewhere in San Jose, some place with a lot of books and a big meeting space… Martin Luther King Library?
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Oh man. I’m going to be out of town Feb 18th.
Have fun on our side of the country.
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http://www.computerhistory.org/
Just a thought, the computer history museum?
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Always open to meeting any morning after 10 am at Lytton Roasting, 401 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto. Coffee on us.
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Are you kidding? You’d come to Oakland ?
How many people do you need to make it work?
I’ve run brainstorming clinics for non profits and think WWGD is the next iteration. Let me know what I would need to do to get you in Oakland this month. I just found your book tonight. It would be great to see the open thinking in person.
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I’m not a member of Facebook so I don’t know if you’ll get this.
After reading the WSJ article on you I thot you would be a terrific speaker for the San Francisco City Club’s (700 member) Secrets of Success luncheon series (open to the public).Pls e-mail if you get this and I’ll give you details. Great way to promote your book.
Last speaker was Paul Carroll co-author of Billion Dollar Lessons-(how to succeed by not making the mistakes of the biggest failures)
Hope to hear from you so we can schedule it.
Dick
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Are you also coming to The Netherlands sometime?
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I’d be honored to buy you a beer while you’re out here.
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Mr. Jarvis has designated me as the official recipient of Richard Bennett’s kind offer. Set ’em Dick.
