From my living room at the crack of dawn on Sunday, getting ready to catch my flight to SNDVegas, it seemed like a good idea to give myself a reporting assignment.
I said that I would ask lots of people a question, on video, and post their replies.
Well, fail. Epic fail. Why? Because, frankly, I was having too much fun learning from everyone, going to sessions, and spent my time talking to people about ideas and workflow and comparing notes, and usually, these moments were in loud places.
So, there’s no finished assignment to post here, and frankly, the amount of work and non-work I have on my plate between now and a few days from now is pretty much insane, so I wouldn’t have had the time to finish it anyway. This way, instead of feeling guilty about having interviews in the can, unposted, I can feel guilty about not having done the interviews in the first place.
Except……..
Someone else asked the first question, on Seesmic, to a different audience and is getting some great replies.
The surprise connection: It’s the Knight News Challenge asking the question. Here it is:
http://seesmic.com/embeds/wrapper.swf
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One response to “My obstacles to innovation question, abandoned and rediscovered”
Yes, it was our third foray into Seesmic and the most successful by far! And I’m determining “success” in the Web 2.0 space by the amount of intelligent, actively engaged conversation that was created. Truly, we’re learning a lot from the responses, too!