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Dave Gray interviewed for the Meetings Podcast

Dave Gray — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:33:06 +0000

“Today our guest is David Gray Visual Thinker and founder of Xplane.com. David founded Xplane to help people communicate clearly in an increasingly complex world. David and I talk about his company Xplane, his blogs, books and conferences on the show.”

Listen to the podcast here.

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Chris Brogan interviews Dave Gray

Dave Gray — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:20:11 +0000

“Dave Gray is productive. This man puts out more graphics in more media than a graffiti tagger with a hardware store full of paint. Besides inventing his own visual language (you do that in your spare time, right?), Dave has written a book, taught class in the physical world, started a visual thinking school, and landed a spot in the Top 10 popular lenses at Seth Godin’s Squidoo project. Dave was kind enough to give me an interview recently, and there’s lots to cover.”

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Adaptive Path’s Leah Buley interviews Dave Gray using index cards

Dave Gray — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:16:35 +0000

“Adaptive Path has a brain crush on Dave Gray. He’s the founder of XPLANE, a compay that creates visualizations to clarify complex business problems. More importantly, Dave is that rare combination: super smart and super down to earth. A couple years ago, Dave did a presentation called Free the Facts, in which every slide is a scan of a handwritten index card. The cards start out simply, and get increasingly more detailed and fascinating as the presentation progresses. See? Super smart and super down to earth!”

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Interview: User Experience podcast

Dave Gray — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 20:19:31 +0000

I was recently interviewed on the User Experience Podcast:

Visual Communication – an Interview with Dave Gray

“Dave talks about giving ourselves permission to draw, about how the printing press led us to communicate in a particular way, and about how that can limit our communication in a digital environment, about how PowerPoint can be both inhibiting and comforting, and about how where we are with video today is where we were with PageMaker 20 years ago.”

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