I regret I am missing a really good show in Boston at the moment, "The Business of Community." I'd actually been invited to blog at the conference but because of my new job and the show here in New York at Search Engine Strategies I was not able to make it for the first three days. I will be going tomorrow for one or Boston Community.
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March 25, 2009
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