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VQUENCE meets Guy KAWASAKI

by chrisbroad at 10:29AM (HKT) on May 15, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

I had an opportunity to meet Guy KAWASAKI last week at an AMCHAM event in HK.

An Apple Fellow, and now MD at Garage Technology Ventures www.garage.com , Guy makes for a compelling funny and pithy speaker.

I got talking to him about VQUENCE and his main comment was show people what a vquence is and also – so when do you ship ?

He sent me a copy of his ppt. centered around his latest book ‘The Art of the Start’ and I managed to get a picture with him “advertising” VQUENCE.

In conclusion he told us to 'kick butt' and after reading our white paper said " ..I could make the case that it's a very valuable service for people who are pushing out video. "

He also mentioned a neat company called iStockphoto.com which he is mentioning around on his travels - it's cool .

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05082007AmChamber.pdf (2.6MB)
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