A new association has formed to help answer the question -- "What is experience, anyway?" There's been some great dialogue on the site already and Brand Experience Lab is becoming an active member of the association. In fact, I am on their Board and it looks like we will be hosting an event here at the Lab in November. Feel free to join the conversation there or here!
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WOW! What an experience the EMF is. Some genius must have created it.:)
Posted by: erik hauser | July 02, 2004 at 07:36 PM