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What would you like to talk about? Khris Loux’s crowd session

Ernst-Jan Written on April 2, 2008 – 6:56 pm
Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in chief

Khris Loux is the CEO and co-founder of JS-Kit. That’s a freakishly simple, non-obtrusive, self-contained, mostly-free widget service. He’s one of the speakers and the Next Web and before he climbs the stage, Khris would like to know YOUR opinion about the subject. So go to the Next Web page he created and let him know what you think. He just told me that he will react on your comment during his keynote. So let’s reward this great and innovative idea of Khris by sending in a helluva lot comments.

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