Forgive Me a Moment of Pride

It’s not every day you have a reason to publicly say, “I’m honored to work with the people I do.” This is one of those opportunities.

(To be clear: I had absolutely nothing to do with the TV spot in question — it was produced years before I joined the team. But I’m proud to work with the people who are responsible for it.)

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  • GOD’s Kingdom and the Coming Immersive Web: [...] is bringing together the digital realm with: television (now all digital), mobile devices, gaming consoles,
  • Tracy Pell: Jamie, Keep checking our twitter feeds and site, we will have the complete narrative (with even more
  • Sydney Rubin: Great recap, thanks! But don't forget to mention that your presentation was one of the highlights
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  • maggie soladay: Jamie great piece! It is like the collective unconscious (or maybe its conscience) all had a
  • chris: can i just borrow yours? :P