Why New York, London, & Hong Kong Will Endure

by | May 29, 2005 | About the Site, Articles, Just Plain Interesting

Janet & I had the delightful experience of being able to meet Ernie
Svenson, creator of the early-adopter blog “Ernie the Attorney,” for drinks last night in New York—he was here for the weekend
to see, among other things, the new MOMA (highly recommended).

Meeting fellow members of the blogosphere is, in my experience to date,
100% a home-run event.  For those of you who have blogs, reach out
to people you’ve connected with; these are opportunities in the making.  For those of you who don’t, reach out to people
you know "off-line."   Fabulous as technology is,
there is no substitute for face-to-face.  This gives me great confidence
that cities like New York, London, and Hong Kong will endure, grow, and
prosper.

Did I mention that I’m a city person?

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