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Demo Camp

2008-11-06T02:32:39Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]
*[[Web Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp III''' 
November 18th, 2008 
[http://conjunctured.com/ Conjunctured] 
6:30pm - 8:30pm 

'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Lou Ellman - [http://www.royaltyzone.com Royalty Zone] | Online royalty reporting & payment tracking 
2. Karen Bantuveris - [http://www.VolunteerSpot.com VolunteerSpot] | Online volunteer management & mobilization 
3. Edward Cruz - [http://beta.molecularthinking.com/brainstorm/welcome Bounty Storms] | Online brainstorming 
4. Joshua Baer - [http://blog.otherinbox.com/ OtherInbox] | The cure for email overload 
5. OPEN 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2008-11-05T21:10:52Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp III''' 
November 18th, 2008 
[http://conjunctured.com/ Conjunctured] 
6:30pm - 8:30pm 

'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Lou Ellman - [http://www.royaltyzone.com Royalty Zone] | Online royalty reporting & payment tracking 
2. Karen Bantuveris - [http://www.VolunteerSpot.com VolunteerSpot] | Online volunteer management & mobilization 
3. Edward Cruz - [http://beta.molecularthinking.com/brainstorm/welcome Bounty Storms] | Online brainstorming 
4. OPEN 
5. OPEN 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2008-11-05T21:04:58Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp III''' 
November 18th, 2008 
[http://conjunctured.com/ Conjunctured] 
6:30pm - 8:30pm 

'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Lou Ellman - [http://www.royaltyzone.com Royalty Zone] | Online royalty reporting & payment tracking 
2. Dylan Schleppe - [http://www.rlgl.net RedLightGreenLight] | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. Steve Testone - [http://www.snappages.com SnapPages] | online lifestyle management suite 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Interactive Subgroup

2007-02-06T02:07:43Z

Scribe27:

[http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/bootstrap-web/ Yahoo Group for the Web Subgroup]

== Next Meeting ==
We meet the last Monday of each month.
* Monday, February 26, 6:30PM
* Café Caffeine
* Subject: DemocCamp. For more information, see http://www.bootstrapaustin.org/wiki/index.php/Demo_Camp

== Podcasts of prior meetings ==
* August 2006: [http://www.weblogsky.com/audio/20060828_bootstrapweb.mp3 Web 2.0, part 2]
** [http://flickr.com/photos/weblogsky/sets/72157594257076345/ Images]
* September 2006: [http://www.weblogsky.com/audio/leake.mp3 Bill Leake, Search Marketing]
* October 2006: [http://www.weblogsky.com/audio/ecommerce.mp3 Miles Sims and Kyle Johnson, Ecommerce]
** [http://flickr.com/photos/weblogsky/sets/72157594346417452/ Images]
* November 2006: [http://www.weblogsky.com/audio/web_openid_tom.mp3 Tom Brown, Open ID]
** [http://flickr.com/photos/weblogsky/sets/72157594395442562/ Images]

== CoLeads ==

* [http://weblogsky.com Jon Lebkowsky] 21:49, 6 June 2006 (CDT)jonl
* [http://opposablemind.typepad.com/ David Swedlow]

== Charter/Mission ==

'''Mission'''

The Web subgroup will

* Discuss and understand the state and future of web technology,
* explore the nature, character, and scope of web-based business opportunities,
* serve as a web technology resource for the Bootstrap Network,
* develop an understanding of current and potential web business models, and
* facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among group members.

== Projects ==
* [[Net neutrality discussion]]
* [[Regional Web Companies]]

{{Industry Subgroups}}
[[Category: Subgroups]]
[[Category: Subgroups by Industry]]

Demo Camp

2007-02-05T18:42:33Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
February 26th, 2007 
[http://cafecaffeine.com/ Cafe' Caffeine] 
6:30pm - 8:30pm 

'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - [http://www.rlgl.net RedLightGreenLight] | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. Steve Testone - [http://www.snappages.com SnapPages] | online lifestyle management suite 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2007-01-12T19:52:48Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
February 26th, 2007 
[http://www.enspire.com Enspire Learning] offices 
6:30pm - 8:30pm - drinks after at [http://www.dogandduckpub.com Dog & Duck]
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - [http://www.rlgl.net RedLightGreenLight] | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. Steve Testone - [http://www.snappages.com SnapPages] | online lifestyle management suite 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2007-01-06T21:23:19Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
February 2007
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - [http://www.rlgl.net RedLightGreenLight] | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. Steve Testone - [http://www.snappages.com SnapPages] | online lifestyle management suite 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2007-01-06T21:22:17Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
February 2007
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - [http://www.rlgl.net RedLightGreenLight] | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2007-01-06T21:18:20Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

=== Related Initiatives ===

*[[Ideation Subgroup]]

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
February 2007
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - Redlight Greenlight | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Art Subgroup

2006-11-09T06:06:42Z

Scribe27: /* Resources */

[http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/bootstrap-art Yahoo Group]

== Leads ==

*[http://community.bootstrapnetwork.com/index.php?page_id=24&tgt=1161359878 Allen Beuershausen]

== Charter/Mission ==

The Art Subgroup seeks to create a forum for entrepeneurs in the visual arts community to help each other reach their goals in furthering the sucess of their art-related business endeavors. This group encourages its members to define and create success on their own terms by helping each other and drawing upon resources within and outside the visual arts community who seek to assist the members in achieving that success.

The Art subgroup will act as an informal nexus for the various visual arts entrepeneurs and organizations within Austin to harness and leverage each other's passions, strengths, and ingenuity.

== Resources ==

*[http://www.austinfineartsfestival.org Austin Fine Arts Festival]
*[http://www.cantanker.com Cantanker]
*[http://www.innertee.com innerTee]

{{Industry Subgroups}}
[[Category: Subgroups]]
[[Category: Subgroups by Industry]]

Demo Camp

2006-07-14T18:53:44Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
September 2006
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - Redlight Greenlight | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. Mark Smith - [http://www.mikons.com Mikons] | personal icon tagging community 
5. 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2006-07-14T16:33:08Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
September 2006
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. Michael Wilson - [http://www.smallworldlabs.com Small World Labs] | Online social networking software 
2. Dylan Schleppe - Redlight Greenlight | Collaborative rating system 
3. Miles Sims - [http://www.innertee.com innerTee] | Social networking powered custom t-shirts 
4. 
5. 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2006-07-14T15:31:46Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
September 2006
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Presenting Companies''' 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
 

'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:48:23Z

Scribe27:

[[Image:democamp.gif]]
 

'''The Rules of DemoCamp''' 
Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed 

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.
 

'''DemoCamp 1''' 
September 2006
Time & Date TBA
 
'''Contact''' 
Email [mailto:info@innertee.com Miles Sims] for more information on how to signup to present at the first Democamp

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:46:12Z

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Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:45:40Z

Scribe27:

File:Democamp.gif

2006-07-13T14:42:32Z

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democamp logo

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:33:26Z

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Lead: Miles Sims

'''The Rules of DemoCamp'''

Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.
 
'''DemoCamp format''' 
5 presentations - 20 min each (3 minutes for setup, 10-12 minute presentation, 5 minutes for questions) 
Event should last about 1.5 hours plus however long the crowd remains for socializing, networking, hanging out, job hunting, recruiting, chatting, drinking, eating, etc.

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:26:54Z

Scribe27:

Lead: Miles Sims

'''The Rules of DemoCamp'''

Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed

'''No PowerPoint!''' This is mandatory. You must show working software or a product. The goal is to make presenters show, demonstrate, talk about their actual software/hardware/etc. We’re not looking for sales presentations. We want developers, CEOs, designers and others to have a forum to be proud of their work and share it with their peers.

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:26:05Z

Scribe27:

Lead: Miles Sims

'''The Rules of DemoCamp'''

Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp 
Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:24:35Z

Scribe27: /* DemoCamp */

Lead: Miles Sims

'''The Rules of DemoCamp'''

* Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp
* Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed

Demo Camp

2006-07-13T14:23:54Z

Scribe27: /* DemoCamp */

Lead: Miles Sims

== DemoCamp ==

'''The Rules of DemoCamp'''

* Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp
* Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed

Bootstrap Project Ideas

2006-03-31T12:10:19Z

Scribe27:

== Breakout Session: IP Basics and Strategy for Bootstrappers ==
(OK, maybe this isn't the right place for this, but ...)

Bijoy has asked me to put together a breakout session on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property intellectual property] covering some basic facts, dispelling some myths and common misunderstandings and talking about general IP and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent patent] strategies and licensing. I'd like to get some input to help me do that. Please provide input below in the areas indicated.

'''NOTE:''' I am NOT an attorney but have done a lot of IP work as both a Product Manager and IP consultant. Nothing during the session will be legal advice, and no specific individual needs will be covered. Do not post anything here, or discuss in the breakout session anything you expect to keep confidential.

'''Questions or topics you would like covered during the session'''

'''Please add your name if you would be interested in attending such a session (time & location TBD)'''

Stephen Portnoy 
Miles Sims

--[[User:Dbjarrell|Dbjarrell]] 16:59, 17 March 2006 (CST)

Design Firms & Freelancers

2006-03-03T00:48:42Z

Scribe27: /* [http://www.theclockworkgroup.com/ Clockwork Group / Steve Gaines] */

Please contribute to this list any designers you can recommend.

==Jeff Koke==
http://www.jeffkoke.com 
Endorsement: He's done a lot of work for various startups in town such as Isochron and Voxpath.

==Milkshake Media==
http://www.milkshakemedia.com 
Endorsement: They did an outstanding job designing our website. Both in concept and execution, everything was flawless. They also created the name/brand "Livestrong". They are very in-demand and they don't take all projects.

==[http://www.leveragecommunicationsaustin.com/ Leverage Communications / Andy Choquette]==
Endorsement: while he's focusing on the video stuff, Andy is also a brilliant designer. We worked together with a number of clients, and they were universally happy - nay, thrilled - with Andy's work 
--[[User:Athought|Steven]] 07:25, 23 February 2006 (CST)

==[http://www.theclockworkgroup.com/ Clockwork Group / Steve Gaines]==
http://www.theclockworkgroup.com 
Endorsement: Steve has been a personal friend of mine for years. They recently designed our Innertee logo and have won countless design awards. They are based in San Antonio but currently looking for clients in the Austin area.

Design Firms & Freelancers

2006-03-03T00:47:31Z

Scribe27:

Please contribute to this list any designers you can recommend.

==Jeff Koke==
http://www.jeffkoke.com 
Endorsement: He's done a lot of work for various startups in town such as Isochron and Voxpath.

==Milkshake Media==
http://www.milkshakemedia.com 
Endorsement: They did an outstanding job designing our website. Both in concept and execution, everything was flawless. They also created the name/brand "Livestrong". They are very in-demand and they don't take all projects.

==[http://www.leveragecommunicationsaustin.com/ Leverage Communications / Andy Choquette]==
Endorsement: while he's focusing on the video stuff, Andy is also a brilliant designer. We worked together with a number of clients, and they were universally happy - nay, thrilled - with Andy's work 
--[[User:Athought|Steven]] 07:25, 23 February 2006 (CST)

==[http://www.theclockworkgroup.com/ Clockwork Group / Steve Gaines]==
http://www.theclockworkgroup.com 
Endorsement: Steve is personal friend of mine for years Steve did our Innertee logo and has won countless design award. They are based in San Antonio but currently looking for clients in the Austin area.

3rd Party Resources (Austin)

2006-02-06T16:49:58Z

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[[Business Cards]]

[[Hosting Companies]]

[[IT Equipment]]

[[Office Furniture and Equipment]]

[[Screen Printing]]

Screen Printing

2006-02-06T16:49:06Z

Scribe27:

Scribe Graphics

Miles Sims - 512.507.5077
msims@scribegraphics.com

3rd Party Resources (Austin)

2006-02-06T16:48:21Z

Scribe27:

[[Business Cards]]

[[Hosting Companies]]

[[IT Equipment]]

[[Office Furniture and Equipment]]

[[Screen Printing]]