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Fame or authenticity? What’s more valuable for storytelling?

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A Storyteller’s Seven Hard Truths to Manipulation in a Networked World

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Why I gave away 2,000 books: connection is king, content as calling card

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48 hour promo: Storyteller Uprising Kindle Edition FREE

Smart home technology

Is that a fridge in your pocket? CES gee whiz

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Survival gear for CES

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Inconspicuous, ubiquitous, sociable: my CES chapter

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One year: 10 TV episodes, 1 book, 1 film, 1 magazine

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What Steve, Bill and Jeff mean to me

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Now that’s good TV!: swallow a fly, autograph a rubber ducky

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Ready for prime time: new cover, new channels

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Four Peaks: Beyond Seattle Nice

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New Edition!

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A month of uprisings

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The storyteller’s capital of Cascadia

No thumbnail for Publish then Filter: my business model of perpetual release dates

Publish then Filter: my business model of perpetual release dates

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Detroit Uprising: The Action Idea

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Bin Laden’s nail in the coffin: goodbye paperboy, hello apps

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The unfinished conversation now includes book publishing

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Is there such thing as too much technology?