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Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

Sara Lloyd — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 16:46:48 -0000

Thanks for the very nice feedback, Debbie. It would have been great to meet at TOC and I'm sorry we didn't. I have to say, reading your Top Ten I'm now reassessing mine! I might have to change it to a Top Twenty! There really was a lot to take away from the conference this year, wasn't there?

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

Jason Fried — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 17:32:31 -0000

Thanks for including me on the list, Debbie. It's always fun to shake things up a little. I'm not sure how most of the audience absorbed the talk, but I'n glad you enjoyed it.

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

Joan Miller — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 14:29:36 -0000

There is nothing to fear but fear itself, except when you work in publishing. The poster is right--look out the axe is coming your way.

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Bitter — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 17:13:36 -0000

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Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

george russ — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 15:53:02 -0000

I just think that you Bob and the gang should stop posting here, because it is likely that Harper is going to delete HarperOne much as they did with Collins. Instead of posting all day to a blog, I would be thinking about how to make money on the books that you acquire. You are not turning a profit now and the idea that you are going to change the world by getting retailers to keep books with no returns is just a pipe dream, especially in this economy.

I am amazed that you spend a lot of time writing on this blog> That does not make money and pretty soon you will be hearing those immortal words spoken by Donald Trump....

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

Dan Cullen — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 15:13:46 -0000

Hi, Debbie --

Thanks for following the spirit of point #8 and putting together this post! -- Dan

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

lisa — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 12:49:06 -0000

Hi Debbie,
I did not go to TOC this year and I appreciate the terrific crib notes.
Let's get together soon at the office
XO,
Lisa
Happy Valentine's Day check out my green books blog post on front page of Huffington Post Green Vertical

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

vodkamom — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 22:00:08 -0000

I'm only commenting because I love the name Debbie.

(from Debbie)

okay,.....I'll admit i love the list- but love the name even better.

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

Debbie — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:13:22 -0000

Hey Joel. My understanding of #3 ......and it may even be a direct quote from Tim O'Reilly.......has to do with brand equity. For instance, Tim O'Reilly publishes a certain kind of book really well, and he's known for it. If you're looking for a tech book, and you see the O'Reilly imprimatur, you know you're getting a level of quality. If you're looking for a book on a tech subject, and you see two: the O'Reilly book, and another by someone you've never heard of -- his brand means something (i.e. it confers status). Does that make sense?

And on #5 -- That was another Tim O'Reilly quote -- and in fact, I think Sara/Digitalist got it more closely: ‘If your web department says, ‘We have to have a specification’, you’re lost in today’s world - Tim O’Reilly, on the need for agile development.

Does that clarify?

Let me know.

Re: 10 Take-Aways From the O’Reilly TOC Conference

Joel Mark Witt — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 14:31:15 -0000

Hi Debbie,

I'm disapointed that I didn't get to make it to TOC this time around. But you did a great job highlighting the things you took away from the conference. Would you be willing to elaborate on point #3 and #5. I think I get the idea of curation still mattering. After all publishers are like a filter for content. But what do you mean by confer status?

Also by having an IT department ready the next day - are you talking about social media content or actual technical aspects of the website? Are you meaning that an app should be developed the next day or someone should be able to install a new server? Just curious what context this is in.

Thanks for a great post.

Joel Mark Witt