I went searching for the “product in 72 hours” results from the TED conference that I blogged about last week. Here’s what I found:

There’s a note buried in the TED site:

Collaboratively, it was decided that it would be an education board game; the content for it was developed; a name chosen (”OverThere” — the logo was submitted by a participant online); the rules set; a tagline developed; a full prototype developed (photo). 72 hours, 1200 participants, a board game “of social awareness” collectively invented, developed and prototyped: a pretty awesome piece of work.

User “klusterbot” has some photos up on Flickr that show the game-in-progress.

Where’s the finished information? The blog posts? The reviews from participants?

Interestingly, nothing on the Kluster press page.

Note to self: if I send out a huge press release with all the hype machine behind me, announcing a product launch on a certain date and time, make sure my PR staff is goes to the mattresses to make sure that the information gets out to the public. Otherwise I’ve wasted a lot of PR karma for my next launch.