Chris Saad is one of the principals of Touchstone, which is described as:

a client-side Attention Management Engine that aims to become the defacto platform through which Attention Data (from multiple sources) is combined with user defined presentation rules in order to send change notifications, updates, alerts and content to a user while they are being productive with other things (I.e. without the need for them to bury their head in a news reader or web browser).

If you need that translated, visit the Touchstone site.  On this interview, Chris talks a bit about his background before Touchstone (he started his first company straight out of high school), the ideas behind Touchstone, their ambitions, and what it’s like running a tech startup out of Bris-vegas (that’s Brisbane, Queensland, for those of you who aren’t Aussies).

Download the podcast by right-clicking on this link.

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