Friends in Tech

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I was invited earlier this week to join the Friends in Tech network. It had been a group of podcasters, many of whom I’ve been a big fan of for a long time, but Kevin Devin asked Andy and I to join and contribute some written content to the FiT group weblog in order to expand the amount of content they have to offer. It was an easy decision to make, and honestly quite an honor to be able to contribute and be part of a group that has passed on such great information to me over the years.

Don’t worry, I have no plans to change or abandon any of my current on-line projects, I’ll just be making the occasional post over there as well, so if you’re interested, check out the site, or grab the RSS feed!

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