How People Work, Live!
Small groups. Impromptu conversations. Interesting people.
A free, ad-hoc series of gatherings, held just after an interesting discussion.
Not too big that you don’t get a chance to talk.
Not too small that there’s dead air.
About an hour and a half of your time, held on Zoom.
Now
001 … with Matt Jukes
Friday 10 July, 2026
9am Pacific | 12pm East Coast | 5pm London
With
Matt Jukes, a veteran digital leader and product coach for public service and other large, established organizations.
All attendees are expected to follow our code of conduct.
TKTK
Don’t worry if it fills up, we can always run another one.
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001 … with Pavel
Friday 10 July, 2026
9am Pacific | 12pm East Coast | 5pm London
With
Matt Jukes, a veteran digital leader and product coach for public service and other large, established organizations.
All attendees are expected to follow our code of conduct.
TKTK
Don’t worry if it fills up, we can always run another one.
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001 The Cosy Internet
Thursday 12 October, 2023
3pm London | 10am East Coast | 7am Pacific
Co-hosted by
Dan Hon, Very Little Gravitas
Katie Dreke, DRKE.co
With
Tom Taylor, CTO of Breakroom, and formerly co-founder and CTO of Newspaper Club and PaperLater
Matt Webb, Acts Not Facts, and formerly CEO and co-founder of BERG
All attendees are expected to follow our code of conduct.
Katie kicked off a great discussion on LinkedIn relaying a conversation with Ian Fitzpatrick about artifacts from a friendlier internet.
We’ll follow up on a thread that covered
the cozy web, like BERG’s Little Printer;
intimacy, collaboration, humanity, and sincerity;
the original promise of the internet, and Rick Webb’s 2017 Mea Culpa;
John V. Willshire’s idea of training wheels for the social web;
Newspaper Club’s PaperLater and Printernet;
and Dan’s newsletter episode.
What do we remember about the original promise of the internet?
What got in the way, how do we bring back what was best, and how would we include those who were excluded?
20 spaces only.
Don’t worry if it fills up, we can always run another one.