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Danielle Hulton

The New Disruptors

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Chris Higgins

Zach Weinersmith

Kevin Kelly

Jesse Genet

Greg Pak

Jesse Thorn

Cory Doctorow

Jason Fried

Chris Anderson

Roman Mars

Jack Conte

Yancey Strickler

John Evans

Jane Friedman

Marisa McClellan

OwlTail

A conversation with Danielle Hulton, owner of Ada's Technical Books in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle.  

A conversation with Danielle Hulton, owner of Ada's Technical Books in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle.

E10: Ada's Technical Books / Danielle Hulton

Danielle Hulton of Ada's Technical Books not only opened a bookstore in Seattle in 2010, but recently dramatically expanded the size of the shop by moving to a new space. What led her to leap where others feared to tread, and how do you keep a bookstore current when ebooks seem to sucking readers away? Expertise, instant availability, and many lines of business are all part of the process. This episode is sponsored by: Mailchimp helps more than five million people and businesses around the world send email newsletters. Mailchimp sent 70 billion messages on their behalf in 2013! They also have hats for cats and small dogs. Media Temple: Web hosting for artists, designers, and Web developers since 1998. World-class support available 24x7 through phone and chat—and even Twitter. Sign up with coupon code "tnd" to get 25% off your first month of hosting. What do the Nikola Tesla Museum, the film that won this year's Sundance Film Festival, and a baby have in common? They've all been crowdfunded on Indiegogo! Choose Flexible Funding to keep all the funds you raise even if you don’t meet your goal. Listeners visit tnd.indiegogo.com to receive a 25% discount on fees.

Danielle Hulton of <a href="http://seattletechnicalbooks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ada's Technical Books</a> not only opened a bookstore in Seattle in 2010, but recently dramatically expanded the size of the shop by moving to a new space. What led her to leap where others feared to tread, and how do you keep a bookstore current when ebooks seem to sucking readers away? Expertise, instant availability, and many lines of business are all part of the process. This episode is sponsored by: <a href="http://mailchimp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mailchimp</a> helps more than five million people and businesses around the world send email newsletters. Mailchimp sent 70 billion messages on their behalf in 2013! They also have hats for cats and small dogs. <a href="http://mediatemple.net/?utm_source=thenewdisruptors&amp;utm_medium=banner&amp;utm_content=mar_podcast&amp;utm_campaign=general" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Media Temple</a>: Web hosting for artists, designers, and Web developers since 1998. World-class support available 24x7 through phone and chat—and even Twitter. Sign up with coupon code "tnd" to get 25% off your first month of hosting. What do the Nikola Tesla Museum, the film that won this year's Sundance Film Festival, and a baby have in common? They've all been crowdfunded on Indiegogo! Choose Flexible Funding to keep all the funds you raise even if you don’t meet your goal. Listeners visit <a href="http://tnd.indiegogo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tnd.indiegogo.com</a> to receive a 25% discount on fees.

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