Web 2.0 Social Software Lunch Session at Raincity Studios

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This post was originally published on April 10, 2006 on The Standard, the Raincity Studios blog, credited to “Kris Krug”. This post reflects the context and tools of its time; some links and services mentioned no longer exist.

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On Friday I spent a couple hours in the office of one of Bryght's resellers, Raincity Studios, chatting about social software and Web 2.0 tools with their design and development teams. We talked about how everyone in the company can use RSS and tools like Del.icio.us, Upcoming, Flickr, and PubSub to be more effective in their jobs... from monitoring CVS updates to Drupal.org via RSS for the developers in the room to using social software to promote client sites and new studio projects for the designers and marketers.

Will and Dave swung by to help out and the pizza was awesome. Thanks for the chance to come hang out and lead this workshop and other local companies should drop me a line if this is something you'd be interested in having me arrange a time to come by some lunch hour and do it again for your team. Here's the RCS blog post about the session...

It's been a busy day as per the usual here at Raincity Studios. We're working our magic on the oodles of projects that have been rolling our way as of late, but, in the spirit of the good ol' times, we've attempted to bring back the Lunch n' Learn sessions that proved to be a grand success of years gone by, and took a little time out to have a team lunch meeting to geek out and discuss social softwares, web 2.0, and how these tools can be better utilized to promote our studio, our clients, and the work we do.

[Excerpt shortened — full text at the source: Raincity Studios blog.]

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