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The second Age of Conversation volume features chapters from 237 authors in 15 countries. My contribution explores how social interaction on the web comes naturally to millenials. As with the original Age of Conversation, all proceeds benefit Variety.
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That was a fun video (the first one). I was at a tech start up during the first bubble. Things got tight, then the company was gone. It was an experience worth having.