When the wave of new technologies crashes on the real estate industry, you can be certain that Andy Kaufman will be surfing it in with a smile on his face.
I’m extremely pleased that I get to conclude my series of interviews with the following responses from Andy Kaufman of MyEastBayAgent. I’ve only known Andy for a few months (and I’m yet to meet him in person), but between email, blogging, photo-sharing, and our Skype conversations, he’s become a good friend. He has an obvious passion for exploring the intersection of technology and real estate, and by being located in Berkeley, California, he seems to be near the heart of all things Web2.0.
What inspired you to start blogging?
I was at my good friend Nate Koechley’s holiday party last year and everybody kept talking about flickr & del.icio.us, so I asked him the deal was. He told me to sign up with Bloglines, Flickr & Del.icio.us, use them and then go from there.
I “got
As someone who’s deep in the technical/design aspects of “Web 2.0”, it’s great to learn how “non-technical” users lives are being influenced by these tools and models. Thanks for sharing. And Andy, thanks for flattering me with the link.
2006 is gonna be fun.
Nate,
Welcome to Rain City Guide! There’s a bunch of us who are active users of Web2.0 goodies and are glad people like you are out there pushing the boundaries!
Keep up the great work!
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Great Interview
I just checked out TechCrunch.com, its really a great source for technical information, i suggest anyone interested in being up-to-date on tech new check it out.
Walt