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DocuSign at Net Caucus

Posted January 14, 2009

by An Bui DocuSign...

This week at DocuSign we have many things going on. On Tuesday, January 13, the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee (ICAC) hosted the 12th Annual Kickoff Technology Policy Exhibition -- the evening before the State of the Net Conference. Of course, I flew to Washington D.C.

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Fax is Purple, and We Want Green...

Posted January 14, 2009

by Tom Gonser

Purple is opposite of Green. Technically, it is Magenta, but Purple is a meaner color.

Why do I say Fax is the opposite of Green?

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DocuSign Sightings: HomeGain Blog

Posted January 14, 2009

by An Bui DocuSign...

im4 As a founder of DocuSign, I keep my eyes open for comments about how people use DocuSign, watching blogs and comments made by customers. I noticed our friends at HomeGain Blog, a real estate blog, wrote a great post about offices. Specifically, Carl Medford discussed the benefits of meeting clients where THEY want to meet.