#CabinetForum — Could the creative industry grasp the future? Mostly not. Share
#CabinetForum — Could the creative industry grasp the future? Mostly not. Share
CNN.com officially relaunched its website this week, and we’re pleased to announce that the updated CNN.com/TECH section now includes headlines syndicated from Mashable. This is in addition to a new column I’ll be writing on the site, going live Wednesday. We’re in the middle of an exciting transition ...
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Cover design by DesignWorksGroup via informationisbeautiful.net I'm doing the final edits on "Me and My Web Shadow" at the moment. So I can sympathise with David McCandless's mixed emotions on seeing his book for the first time: "I ...
via newspaperclub.co.uk I'd heard of this 4IP-funded project before but was reminded of it yesterday by David Rowan of UK Wired. It's a lovely thing: "We're planning on launching early next year when we'll offer a basic product of a 12-page, tabloid-size newspaper in black ...
Jump to more content from this blog About this blog ‘Digital Revolution’ is an experiment in collaboration. We want to hear the opinions, thoughts and ...
via slideshare.net Only a fool would predict the future of the web - so here's my presentation from an iCrossing client event a week or so back talking about what (might) be coming up in 2010... It's got the audio, ...
By Nick Collins Published: 12:01AM GMT 26 Oct 2009 Comments 7 | Comment on this article
The last seven days have been a proud period for Twitter in the UK. First up, the power of networks blew apart an arguably unconstitutional and malignant "super-injunction" that prevented a newspaper reporting on Parliament. Next, a community of interest formed around a ...
via radar.oreilly.com O'Reilly's Ross interviews John Hagel and it's pure gold: synchronicity, tacit knowledge and real-time social web interactions are the themes for this first of three video excerpts from the conversation. "John makes the point that the rise ...
#CabinetForum — Could the creative industry grasp the future? Mostly not. Share
CNN.com officially relaunched its website this week, and we’re pleased to announce that the updated CNN.com/TECH section now includes headlines syndicated from Mashable. This is in addition to a new column I’ll be writing on the site, going live Wednesday. We’re in the middle of an exciting transition ...
Powered by Google Sites via sites.google.com This presentation may take you a day to go through, so packed is it with links of awesomeness... Posted via web from
Cover design by DesignWorksGroup via informationisbeautiful.net I'm doing the final edits on "Me and My Web Shadow" at the moment. So I can sympathise with David McCandless's mixed emotions on seeing his book for the first time: "I ...
via newspaperclub.co.uk I'd heard of this 4IP-funded project before but was reminded of it yesterday by David Rowan of UK Wired. It's a lovely thing: "We're planning on launching early next year when we'll offer a basic product of a 12-page, tabloid-size newspaper in black ...
Jump to more content from this blog About this blog ‘Digital Revolution’ is an experiment in collaboration. We want to hear the opinions, thoughts and ...
via slideshare.net Only a fool would predict the future of the web - so here's my presentation from an iCrossing client event a week or so back talking about what (might) be coming up in 2010... It's got the audio, ...
By Nick Collins Published: 12:01AM GMT 26 Oct 2009 Comments 7 | Comment on this article
The last seven days have been a proud period for Twitter in the UK. First up, the power of networks blew apart an arguably unconstitutional and malignant "super-injunction" that prevented a newspaper reporting on Parliament. Next, a community of interest formed around a ...
via radar.oreilly.com O'Reilly's Ross interviews John Hagel and it's pure gold: synchronicity, tacit knowledge and real-time social web interactions are the themes for this first of three video excerpts from the conversation. "John makes the point that the rise ...