scoble meets the blue monster

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Heh. Robert Sco­ble has a Blue Mons­ter stic­ker on his lap­top. This pic was taken while he was wai­ting in line to get his new iPhone, so I’m told.
The stic­ker was given to him by Steve Clay­ton. Shel Israel got one, too. Steve tells me they were quite a hot com­mo­dity when he got them made, and his supply ran out very soon.
Robert’s never men­tio­ned The Blue Mons­ter on his blog, as far as I’m aware. Not in any great detail, at least. Do I find that sur­pri­sing? Not really. I can totally see how he’d much rather write more about his new job at Pod­Tech, rather than about his old job at Mic­ro­soft. But I was deligh­ted to see him joi­ning the Face­book “Friends of Blue Mons­ter” group.
I also notice the two Jaiku stic­kers. Very cool. “Social Object, Baby!”

Comments

  1. Sebastian says:

    Is there a way to get one of these stic­kers? I really love it, but I’m not a Mic­ro­soft emplo­yee :)

  2. hugh macleod says:

    Sebas­tian, pro­bably the best thing to do is to e-mail Steve. He’s “Mas­ter of The Schwag”.

  3. My Blue Mons­ter is on the wall over my work­desk. I have an ultra­light com­pu­ter and not enough room for the stic­kers I get. Besi­des, I’ve never been a fan of the NASCAR look. I do think that Blue Mons­ter is bri­lliant and mul­ti­ple levels. It allows Mic­ro­soft to show it has a sense of humor which in itself rein­for­ces it’s new image by poking fun at its old image. Because you drew it, it is imme­dia­tely cool in the glo­bal social media com­mu­nity and third, it has made Steve Clay­ton a new and enjo­ya­ble repre­sen­ta­tive of a com­pany that needs more of the new and enjoyable.

  4. I should write about it.
    Did you notice the stic­ker is right on top of the Goo­gle “Go Code” one?
    Ahh, marketing.

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