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SXSWi 2008: Post Convention Rehab

March 17th, 2008 No Comments

For all that attended SXSW, perhaps it’s time to check yourself into a clinic. Or to call your producer friend in LA to get on the next Dr. Drew Celebrity Rehab, The Technorati edition. Not sure? Remember… denial is first stage of addiction and acceptance is the path to recovery. [...]

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SXSW 2008: More chatter on Zuckerberg Keynote

March 10th, 2008 No Comments

Despite all the pent up geek-anger at the whole thing, looks like there’s as many folks entertained than really put off by it all.
Wired adds to the Comic Relief:

Ideacity gives us a post-report and simply thought Sarah was a bit blabby.
Wired/Underwire takes a nap during it all, but gives us another good toon.
Mashable gives [...]

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SXSW 2008: Zuckerberg Keynote Madness

March 10th, 2008 3 Comments

…well this was certainly an entertaining turn of events at the SXSW Saturday Keynote - Mark Zuckerberg. In defense of Sarah Lacy, I think she was a good bookend to Zuckerberg who can often be like listening to nails on a chalkboard during interviews when asked difficult questions. Sarahs huge mistake was baiting [...]

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Steve Souder: SXSW Author, High Performance: 14 Rules for Faster Web

March 8th, 2008 1 Comment

Through all the content at SXSWi, it can be hard to get your head above water with all the hard core coding, design, and back-end technology conversation. Case in point, coding of optimization of web pages for more speed, more efficiency. But somehow when it comes from Steve Souders, it seems [...]

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The Harvard Business Review List: Trends and Predictions for 2008

February 24th, 2008 No Comments

Have a peek at HBR’s predictions for 2008. Thanks to Lauren to tipping us off to this:

a few highlights:
Task, Not Time: Profile of a Gen Y Job
Tamara J. Erickson
Compensating employees for what they actually do rather than the hours they log is not a new idea. Managers will need to re-embrace this preindustrial concept as [...]

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Trust your hunches. Icosystems and infographics-based navigation.

January 24th, 2008 5 Comments

Back in my ideacity days, I’d talked a bit about about “branded intuition“, otherwise known as infographics by Dino who’s equally obsessed with the topic.
Though I don’t know if this does the practice justice, I see infographics as the combination of:
#1) experiental, “pliable” interactive design. in other words (and speaking human), graphic/technology design that [...]

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Drool, Listen.. repeat. RCRD-LBL free mp3 downloads

January 9th, 2008 1 Comment

this is old new, but it’s my new years resolution to dive into rcrdlbl, a free mp3 download service that promotes emerging and mainstream artists. indie rock, electronica and alternative pop are the main genres, but as any good website catering to engaged music fans should be, its all over the map.  [...]

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In Search of…Spock? the Social Directory for 2008?

January 8th, 2008 1 Comment

ah yes, gotta love when the tech-geeks get together to name a website…

This new search site entering the biz alongside linkedin and other business directory players is worth watching over the course of 2008. Aggregating openly accessible listings from the web, Spock is a people search engine. This isn’t a new concept but [...]

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new digital consultancy, poised for greatness. (huhcorp.com?)

December 19th, 2007 No Comments

www.huhcorp.com - a great parody, or ingenious marketing stunt?

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A Vision Of Students Today

November 19th, 2007 1 Comment

 a really compelling video explaining the rift in how students learn vs. how they live their lives.  “vision of students today” is amazing stuff from Michael Wesch in collaboration with 200 students at Kansas State University.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o

thanks to Earl@ plannerzone for passing this along.  bookmark mediacultures.net for more.

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