I never knew

With the ecombust some of the people who created interesting projects and companies after the dotcombust have gotten out of their corporate deals and starting new ventures. They also seem to like small teams and are not only restarting with the same people. And using similar names. Four of the Flickr founders, including Stewart Butterfield are now at Tiny Speck Inc. and working from Vancouver again while Jeff Veen formerly of Adaptive Path and Measure Map is getting the band back together with Small Batch Inc.. Although we know a lot more about their current project, both should bring exciting things.

I already mentioned it on Twitter and the Station C blog but we will have regular business hours for July and August. Monday through Thursday 10 to 5pm. No need to book or fill in the form we are normally using, just head over to 5369 St-Laurent #430 and come for a visit.

Our summer intern Megan will be hosting the space for those hours, welcoming dropins and showing the space/ explaining the membership to visitors. If you have been wondering how it feels to work from Station C, now’s the perfect time to try it out. For a few random hours it’s free but the actual hourly fee is $3/hour.

We might announce something else membership related in the coming weeks, we still have to decide if we are adding it and then the exact details but if you have a specific membership combo you would like to see added, please drop me a line and tell me what you have in mind.

Is this real or some kind of messed up Google ad à la Microsoft? If real, people who don’t know what a browser is should not be let on the internets. And you were wondering how come spammers find value in doing what they do? Those would be the people getting caught.