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Coming to San Francisco: Web 2.0 Expo
Category: Cognitive Psy, General, HCI | I’ll be in SF in two weeks for the Web 2.0 expo. See my talk description over at my new “corporate” blog, alwaysBeTesting.com. Stay tuned here for Mozilla, cognitive science, javascript hackery, and other traditional topics. The new blog is focused on e-commerce, analytics, and user experience and attempts to be less of geek to geek venue, and more technologist to business practioner style effort.
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