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by Hillel

“…the cyberpioneers of the moment are digitally effusive teenage girls.”

Posted on February 21st, 2008 in Interesting

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

* They're Beautiful! *
virtual flowers that need watering or they die
* Invitastic *
way better than evite
* Carbon Grove *
carbon reduction reminders via e-mail
* Elmore Club *
make your own dance
* They're Ugly! *
evil virtual flowers
* What a Lovely Name *
find a perfect name for your baby
* Small and Special *
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.
* Hush Hush *
personal journal app for Windows Phone 7.
* Kitchen Toolkit *
cook's best friend for Windows Phone 7.
* Spy Toolkit *
professional tools for secret agents for the iPhone.
* JFM Books *
handcrafted digital children's books.

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Our blog is about creativity, user experience, high quality software and content, attention to detail, innovation in advertising, and starting a small independent business.

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