Authors:
Steven Pemberton
It's an exciting event. Dozens of groups who have produced a pilot version or a mock up of a new browser, or a new concept for browsing information, get three minutes to present their idea, and are then submitted to two minutes of questions from the MC. Three minutes of course is only long enough to present the kernel of the idea, and show a few screensful of images. The two minutes are used to clarify anything the MC thought was unclear (and to set up the next group). And then the next group bursts into its presentation, grasping…
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