I watched this Guy Kawasaki hosted session this morning. He assembled a panel of teenagers and college students to ask them about their uses of technology and web products. It was pretty interesting for anyone trying to market products to this demographic...

A good interview with Guy Kawasaki. My favorite quote/idea excerpted below:

Quoted: One last thing: If I were Yahoo, I would stick three engineers in a garage and tell them to create "Yowser." This would be world's greatest browser; it would encompasses the latest, greatest web developments: all-encompassing IM and chat, photo sharing, video, collaborative screens, Flash, social networking, whatever.

Quoted: Give this browser away; and oh, guess what, the default search engine is Yahoo's, not Google's. The features of the browser should be so good that people will not care that it doesn't default to Google. How hard could this be? A six month project if three engineers are doing it in a garage. Five years if you put one hundred programmers on it.

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Discovered this video thanks to hahatango's blog. Great 39 minute presentation where Guy Kawasaki is eventually forced to leave the stage. A great set of knowledge and reminders for any startup company. Create something unique and something of value. Polarize people. It's a well-done keynote by an energetic Kawasaki.