Neat… we’re in the New York Times

by Hillel

To those of you who got here because you read about us in the Times today… welcome!

For those of you who’d like to check out, head over to the Times. There’s even a cool pic.

Posted on February 8th, 2008 in About

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Hire artists.

Dogs as typefaces.

Great article diving into the details of eBook portability. We’re not ignoring this issue for A Story Before Bed. No news yet though.

Cookies + typefaces. Two of my favorite things.

Cute ‘page not found’ page.

A collection of interesting letterhead (both design-wise, and in terms of who’s letterhead it was). [thx kottke]

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Jackson Fish Market is Hillel, Walter, and Jenny creating handcrafted software experiences in Seattle, Washington. Including:

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find a perfect name for your baby
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a tiny conference for small biz owners and entrepreneur hopefuls
* Hippo Hooray! *
handcrafted iPhone apps to educate and entertain your little one.
* A Story Before Bed *
bedtime stories, anywhere, anytime.
* Thrilled for You *
wedding video guestbook kiosk for your Mac.

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