Uri Baruchin is a marketing strategy consultant based in London, working on branding and customer experience projects with Brandinstinct in the UK and across Europe. In his ever decreasing spare time he co-creates ambitious web things, so far in Hebrew.
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15:01 April 5th, 2006 by 
Uri
This is just to admit my shame - I’ve yet to put finger to keyboard and write of my Kinnernet experiences. I have much to tell, and many posts in the next couple of weeks will spin off things that happened and were said/heard there.
TheMarker’s “Comvention” followed up without a break, nearly as hectic, mainly due to people “asking to borrow my brain for a couple of minutes” (always good fun).
So this entire trip had nearly zero-downtime, and now I’m back at my desk (and so-called life) catching up etc. I promise to get around to it soon. If you want to make sure you don’t miss it - subscribe by RSS or mail from the right hand column. This is a low(ish) traffic blog, so it shouldn’t cause you too much trouble.
“BRB”
Watch the Kinnernet and Kinnernet2006 tags on flickr for pictures. I’ve also put some favs on my own flickr.
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April 6th, 2006 at 08:57
waiting to anticipation, your comments about Kinnernet experiences. and how you have broaden your perspective of the Web Future.
i enjoyed the discussion that you gave about the future of blogs.
and the versatility of opinions that was manifested there.
April 6th, 2006 at 19:11
How is it we did not talk at all at Kinnernet!! Shame on us..;)
April 7th, 2006 at 09:01
shame indeed!
Kept missing each other. I saw you at TheMarker’s Comvention but you were busy getting your picture taken