Trading cards
Business cards in my collection:
- Gawker Media
- Happy Cog
- FeedBurner
- NBC News
- Now (PBS)
- Harvard University (Div. of Continuing Education)
- Apple
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Which Happy Cog member did you get? I was trying to get one of Jason Santa Maria’s new letterpress cards, but he mentioned that they were in limited supply.
I’ve made a few interesting contacts as well at Apple, Adobe and PayPal.
I chatted w/Dan Mall @ t/bowling alley the other night, and we swapped.