Montreal Tech Watch

Poll of the week, #3: who reads MontrealTechWatch

By Heri Jul 9th 2007 in Design

Because of the Jazz Festival and friends in Montreal, I haven’t had the time to update on the weekly polls. But anyway, the previous poll about media didn’t get enough votes, and I think fagstein had a very interesting take about what media owners should do now. Which should be enough for now.

I am now inviting you to take a couple of minutes from your time to answer the poll below. I know there is about 230 subscribers to the blog (well at least that’s what feedburner is telling me), but I think it should to be interesting to know who reads this blog.

The poll is a very simple one, asking for your profile (either marketing, web development, entrepreneur, blogger, designer… or a combinaison). If you can’t see the poll, please come by, the results will be public and I am sure every reader find the info very useful.

Thanks!

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