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« Google preparing PowerPoint killer? — Wayne’s weekly wrap-up: updates »

Postcards meme to the edge…

Thursday, 19 April 2007 — by Wayne Smallman

… Of Canada, that is.

There are few things more rewarding than seeing some of my advice pay off.

I recently ran an article on better ‘blogging, which seems to have been quite inspirational to a fellow ‘blogger over in Canada.

So when she took some of my advice and ran with it in a direction I hadn’t even thought of, and come up with something truly meme-orable at the same time, I think that idea needs a little exposure.

If you can, pay a visit to Box 1715, read her idea and let’s see if we can make this idea into something special.

So while I run off a proof print from the office colour laser printer and stick it to the back of a postcard, let’s see what you guys have in mind…

« Google preparing PowerPoint killer? — Wayne’s weekly wrap-up: updates »

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