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Thursday
May122011

Anderson Joins Ponoko 

Wired editor in chief Chris Anderson has joined the advisory board of Ponoko. This is a very interesting development as it indicates growing and high-profile interest in personal manufacturing. Ponoko already has some interesting characters on their advisory board, including TreeHugger's Graham Hill, CafePress' Fred Durham and DesignLedFutures' Ross Stevens. 
 
Anderson has for a long time promoted the concept of Making, and it seems to us that he's the perfect fit for guiding Ponoko. 
 
Via Ponoko
Image Credit: Wikipedia

Reader Comments (2)

There are two Chris Andersons. The one who curates TED is a different person than the Wired editor.

May 12, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterNick

Whoops! We stand corrected. Thanks!

May 13, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterGeneral Fabb

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