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The Washington Post sent Joshua Bell, an internationally acclaimed virtuoso used to playing to sold-out concert halls around the world, to play for spare change in a D.C. subway station. Find out how he did. [via Kottke]
Posted on 9 April '07 by Amit Gupta, under Asides.
#1 Posted by Prashant P (21.04.07 at 07:40 )
Hi,
Interesting article, The Independent Newspaper recently did a similar thing:
http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/music/features/article2464166.ece
Prashant.
Amit's an entrepreneur.
His latest project is Photojojo. If you like photography, you will like Photojojo.
Before Photojojo, he was a founder of The Daily Jolt, an online community on 100 college campuses, helped create a non-profit called ChangeThis with Seth Godin, and brought the technology un-conference BarCamp to NYC. He also started a weekly casual coworking session called Jelly.
And he's consulted for companies such as Pearson, Apple, and Creative Good and co-authored The Big Moo, a WSJ best-seller, with Seth Godin, Malcolm Gladwell, Guy Kawasaki, Tom Peters, and others.
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