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Digital Afterlife

22, Mar 2010

via michaelbatistich.com I’ve been thinking alot about this as of late… where will our digital selves reside after we are gone? And what kind of artifacts will be left behind for those viewing tens or hundreds of years from now? With the speed of content creation growing exponentially, it’s an interesting future to ponder. Posted [...]

sometimes the most impactful innovations, come from the simplest of ideas (and with inspiration from the natural environment around you): Outlet Regulator Video from conor klein on Vimeo. [via bitchwhocodes]

This past week, I had the chance to speak at the University of Texas, McComb’s School of Business “Marketing Fellows” Customer Strategy program.   About what?  … social media of course.  It seems you can’t have a marketing, business or media conversation without social being front and center. And while I’m very much a participant [...]

Great framework for thinking about brand and UX design….via usabilitytestinghowto.blogspot.com Three levels of happiness in user experience design Mindfulness in design is about a pleasing awareness. In relationships, it can mean infatuation. It’s knowing that this is good, it makes me happy. It’s satisfying. Flow from work done by MihalyCsikszentmihalyi, comes from immersion, absorption, the [...]

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your participative, dimensional & social internet Aurora (Part 1) from Adaptive Path on Vimeo. your augmented reality & digital utility your extended memory & blended reality World Builder from Bruce Branit on Vimeo.

It’s not your top 10 list, but it should be a little “off” shouldn’t it?  We’re talking about japanese-quirky web work ;)   Crackunit share’s his oneshow observations (w/ tip off courtesy of Eduard.) 1. The work is polite 2. The work isn’t driven by TV advertising 3. The work draws from a culture of [...]

You don’t need roadies and you may not need instruments (as we know them). Check out UK band The Mentalists as they perform quite well, using iPods and iPhones: tip off by jasonoke.

Hayagreeva Rao (Stanford Graduate School of Business professor) provides great thinking into innovation with a look at the past and peek into the future.  A must read for any entreprenuer, technologist or strategic planner.  Though I’ve yet  to read his book “Market Rebels” a recent article in Mckinsey Quarterly provides a summary view of his [...]

courtesy of jonathan harris, creative review UK, and tipped off by bbhlabs. “First and foremost, think before you speak to make sure you are speaking with good purpose. Glib talk disrespects others. Breezy self-disclosure disrespects yourself. So many people feel compelled to give voice to any passing feeling, thought or impression they have. They randomly [...]


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