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It's BRONZE ORIENTATION DAY!
If I'm ever again in a position where I'm supposed to speak to a bunch of newspaper and newspaper website people about new technology and web culture, I'm going to show this video and move on. And when people say stupid stuff, I'm going to give them stones.
Saw this last night on my new favorite show, That Mitchell and Webb Look.
"... zeitgeisty, and most importantly, slightly shiny!"
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Oh you gotta love mitchell and Web.
Shame he didn't have a bronze powerplay presentation.
Posted by: Freelanceguru | Saturday, March 22, 2008 at 18:11