It took Andrew Noyes 23 hours to get to San Jose; he lost his luggage; but, he is still the best dressed here. See his reports from the conference here.
Mark Blafkin of ACT is pretty handsome, too. His posts are here.
Shel Isreal had lunch with Floyd Kvamme, posted on the Jonathan Schwartz talk, and took notes on the Ciccioni interview.
Dan Farber ZDNet has one post up. Expect more.
TechDirt is in the house and has commented on Congressman Howard Berman's take on patent reform and the longer patent reform panel session.
Panel host Drew Clark found time to post to the Tech Liberation Front on patent reform. (Given all this patent reform talk in other places, we'll restrain ourselves here.)
Social media watcher, JD Lasica, meets Howard Berman and survives to tell about it here.
And, of course, there is the Tech Policy Summit blog. But, with all the aforementioned weather havoc, they've been a bit too busy to blog much so far.
I think Mr. Noyes and I agree that we just aspire to be as well-dressed and good looking as Mr. Garrett someday.
Posted by: Mark Blafkin | February 27, 2007 at 03:00 PM