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Mass Innovation Nights continue to rock. Last week was another successful event with great attendance and very exciting companies participating as you’ll see in the six that I interviewed for this episode. As I said last month, I urge you to plan to attend one of the next MIN events and if you live in another area of the country or world consider starting your own innovation night series.

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People, Companies and/or Products Featured in this Episode:

• ChatterBox – Todd Clayton, a member of the founding team, gave me a nice demo of this incredible engagement tool for Twitter. Be sure to contact Todd if you’d like to get a private beta account. Also, stop by and join the ChatterBox group on Tweetworks.
• Popkins – Karen Jarostchuk and her team came decked out and looking the part to show off their super “cool” idea for keeping your kid’s iced treats from dripping all over theirr clean clothes.
• ThingMagic – Yael Maguire, PhD and a team of other people way smarter than me have developed RFID technology that will change the way we interact with just about everything.
• PaperShow – Kaitlyn Siner demonstrated this 21st century colaboration tool developed by a 500 year old French paper company Canson. Innovation at it’s finest.
• NaviSite – William Toll shares how this monster, enterprise hosting company is now serving the small to mid-size business segment.
• MyRoar - Kate McDonough, President & Founder, has created a natural language search engine that enables users to search terabytes of information by asking simple questions in plain english.