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Fri, Nov 11, 2011 -- 10:00 AM
First Person: Mitch Altman
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An 'Arduinos for Total Newbies' workshop at Noisebridge in July, 2011.
Mitch Altman may be best known for inventing a one-button universal remote control called TV-B-Gone, used for turning off TVs in public places. But he's also the co-founder of Noisebridge, a hacker-space in San Francisco. He joins us as part of our "First Person" series featuring the leaders, innovators and other compelling characters who make the Bay Area unique.
Host: Rachael Myrow
Guests:
- Mitch Altman, CEO of Cornfield Electronics and co-founder of Noisebridge hacker-space in San Francisco, a collaboratively run place providing tools and community support for a variety of creative projects
More info:
- About Noisebridge : at Noisebridge.net
KQED's QUEST takes a tour of Noisebridge with Mitch Altman:
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