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I'm really excited for when piracy and IP debates beings to extend to the physical world. It is going to be super entertaining to watch the DRM debacle over my right to print objects.
Okay, lesson time: how does one end up getting their startup covered in articles like this? Mine is in this space, and they even quoted someone that knows us. Is this kind of thing a random draw, or is there a way to boost your chances with something like this? Help me level up, HN: I'm just a technical cofounder, so taking care of this side of things isn't my day to day focus right now, nor my expertise.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lJ8vId4HF8
Not sure where the presentation was held or how he organised it but it's been doing the rounds for a while now.
I'm really excited for when piracy and IP debates beings to extend to the physical world. It is going to be super entertaining to watch the DRM debacle over my right to print objects.
Okay, lesson time: how does one end up getting their startup covered in articles like this? Mine is in this space, and they even quoted someone that knows us. Is this kind of thing a random draw, or is there a way to boost your chances with something like this? Help me level up, HN: I'm just a technical cofounder, so taking care of this side of things isn't my day to day focus right now, nor my expertise.
Okay, lesson time: how does one end up getting their startup covered in articles like this? Mine is in this space, and they even quoted someone that knows us. Is this kind of thing a random draw, or is there a way to boost your chances with something like this? Help me level up, HN: I'm just a technical cofounder, so taking care of this side of things isn't my day to day focus right now, nor my expertise.
There's also 'Help a Reporter Out', aka 'HARO', where you register yourself as a ready source beforehand:
I'm really excited for when piracy and IP debates beings to extend to the physical world. It is going to be super entertaining to watch the DRM debacle over my right to print objects.
You might enjoy Cory Doctrow's Print Crime[1] which centers on this exact topic. [1]: http://craphound.com/?p=573
http://web.archive.org/web/20080115084153/http://www.sfsite....
I'm really excited for when piracy and IP debates beings to extend to the physical world. It is going to be super entertaining to watch the DRM debacle over my right to print objects.
"You wouldn't download a car"