ProductCamp going strong despite dearth of Camps in Austin

On Saturday, organizers will put on the fifth ProductCamp since fall 2008 at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center at the University of Texas. Registration had hit 420 as of Friday, topping the 350 who showed up for the previous event in March. It's expected to reach 500 by Saturday.

Paul Young, who founded ProductCamp Austin, said many events modeled after the same concept simply petered out for lack of interest or organization. "They show up, run their cycles, then die out," Young said. "I think the reason that happens is that people are surprised for an ‘unconference' how much coordination it actually takes to put an event on.

"It's a lot less than a traditional corporate-driven conference, but it's still significant," he said.

Our newest Pragmatic Marketing instructor, Paul Young, is quoted in this article on Statesman.com

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Amazon Kindle in school

The Amazon Kindle has been a hit with book lovers but is not going over well with students in college classrooms, indicating e-book readers are not yet posing a threat to printed textbooks.

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ProductCamp DC

ProductCamp DC is Saturday, August 28, 2010 at Network Solutions

New date. Location fixed. Folks are signing up. Have you?
I'll be there. Come see me at ProductCamp DC.

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How Google Works

How Does Google Work?

Infographic by PPC Blog

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