Digital Life didn’t disappoint and was an amazing event. We personally spoke to thousands of people. In fact, our T-shirts and postcards (good for free shipping) disappeared in record time. And we found a lot of folks who stopped by our booth at Digital Life blogged about their experiences. Let’s see what they had to say:
Tommy Setiawan, a student at New Jersey Institute of Technology, lists us as one of his favorites from the show:
Back from Digital Life – The Report: Blurb: I see this service as one of the most innovative.
Thoughts from a wireless media guy:
It’s a Digital Life: The finished products look simply amazing and are really affordable ( … wouldn’t look out of place at Barnes & Noble.) A hidden killer-app in Blurb, I think, is their upcoming Blog Book feature.
And from NotCot.com – a visual filtration of ideas+aesthetics
+amusement:
Digital Life NYC – 10.12.06: If I had to pick one thing to be the next big thing from digital life — I’m loving blurb.
And honestly, I hunted for negative feedback just to show my impartiality, but I couldn’t find any.
Were you at the show?
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Unfortunately I wasn’t at the show, but a good friend was and couldn’t wait to give me your information. I can’t wait to get my blog printed! I will cerainly pass this along to my friends in the blogworld! Thanks!
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[...] Charlie Campbell of WebProNews caught up with Blurb at last week’s Digital Life show in New York. CEO and founder, Eileen Gittins implies that technology is ripe for such advancements. “If I were starting this business five years ago, it would have been daunting… starting this business now, in 2006… we’re able to leverage a lot of technologies that have come before. We’re like the grandchild of desktop publishing.” [...]