Data exhaust trails
Tweet Another useful insight from Big Data: A Revolution That Will Transform How We Live, Work and Think: A term of art has emerged to describe the digital tr...
Month: April 2013
Business model prisoners
Tweet While most companies become prisoners of their business models, one way to deal with this is to have a strong strategy that means you know when shift to n...
Google Glass and privacy
Tweet Jan Chipchase blows away the froth around the Google Glass/privacy conversation: As a product that is both on-your-face and in-your-face, Glass is set to...
Agency innovation, infographics and growth: Brilliant Noise posts and news
Tweet Over the last couple of weeks the blog at Brilliant Noise has really taken off – mainly because we’ve been joined by some talented bloggers wi...
Feedly’s looking good
Tweet Feed reader service Feedly has been OK for years. But recently it has got a lot better on the iPad. It's like a faster, less fussy Flipboard… W...
Artefact Cards and liminal states: creative thinking breakthrough tools
Tweet There’s a long, long list in my subconscious that I hardly dare look at: Things I Should Have Blogged. The items comprise three types: Important ide...
Trying out the Logitech iPad Mini keyboard
Tweet I really liked the Logitech Ultrathin keyboard for the full size iPad (which I blogged about previously), so I thought that investing in the mini version ...
Google’s “Yay” vs. Twitter’s nuanced view
Tweet A Broadstuff post about the Summly acquisition by Yahoo! looks at the story as a test for how well Google works as a search engine vs. Twitter. Now, Goog...
Visual notes and video
Tweet John Willshire‘s video review of The Sketchnote Handbook is lovely in a number of ways: It’s a good, thorough review of how it may be a usefu...