Go read Boxes and Arrows: Collaboration Sessions: How to Lead Multidisciplinary Teams, Generate Buy-In, and Create Unified Design […]
If you missed Sasha’s article…
mostly so what
www.dontclick.it mostly inspires a shrug and a so what– but it is useful to remind people that you […]
the future of vertical search.
Notes from the last panel of Vertical Leap Moderator barney pell, mayfield ofer ben-shacher, RawSugar julia komissarchik, Glenbrook […]
news/blog search
first more rules for vertical entrepreneurs rule 9 find your inner killer ap. understand the core problems and […]
classified and job search
Two more rules– Don’t be evil (with your results) stick with organic results and don’t mess with the […]
travel search
Scott Jampol– travel search/farechase Some people are very interested in (misssed the rest) Vajid Jamfri — Cfares– huge, […]
shopping search (plus some odd rules)
Don’t know why they are doing this, but… they are suddenly spouting rules) rule #4 pick the right […]
local search panel notes
what is your vision for local search Paul Levin yahoo– yahoo’s vision is FUSE: find, use, share, expand […]
Vertical Search- Investment Panel
panelists mark kvamme – sequoia chris moore- redpoint theresia ranzetta – accel andrea stavropoulous – draper fisher mark, […]
At Vertical Leap
I’m at Vertical Leap, a great idea… hopefully a great conference. David Hills of LookSmart is speaking. I’ve […]
Innovation and design thoughts
Our (MIG’s) new website sports a section for essays and presentations, Ideas. I’m extremely delighted by the intial […]
now that’s useful
from New York Times review of Batman Begins.
revolutions of the sixties
Last night, I went to see John Markoff talk about his new book, What the Dormouse Said: How […]
Mine!
Google fusion is My Yahoo. If there was any doubt that Google is rebuilding Yahoo pice by piece […]
The rich get … well, not happier.
from Paradox of Choice. this explains so very much to me. And the answer is yes, it’s getting […]
one of these things is not like the other
From ASIS&T 2006 Information Architecture Summit: Key Topics Survey Results, the topics attendees most want to heara about […]
enron revealing
Every Californian must see Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, every American should. What it tells us […]
1/3 reviews
I’m still in a state of never reading just one book. In fact, I’m pretty sure except for […]
design competes
When VC’s start thinking about design– well, penetration has happened, baby. Northwest VC: Following the value trail… “Value […]
MFA vs MBA
You can hear part of the talk by Dan Pink I took notes on– the ideas are very […]
Why I’m Not Blogging
Sorry I’m not saying much these days, but I’ve got several major projects going right now, including my […]
Wisdom of Crowds
Jon Udell: Heavy metal umlaut: the movie is a facinating look at the life and times of a […]
Notes from Dan Pink’s talk
I saw Dan Pink Speak at IDEO recently. It was quite a good talk and clear he is […]
Journalism’s core
BuzzMachine… by Jeff Jarvis is a wonderfully succinct post on the nature of journalism. He breaks it down […]
Paul Saffo
Saw Paul Saffo Thursday also, at Stanford. he’s a wonderful, funny speaker. The way he talks about innovation […]
Art of the Start
I attended Art of the Start conference yesterday, much of which was taken from the book you see here. It was a fun day, although I had to wonder what was motivating Garage to hold the conference. Certainly not money, the conference is peanuts compared to their usual money making exploits. I suspect maybe trying to reduce headaches from bad pitches… or perhaps it was one of their constant themes, pay back the world for your good fortune. Anyhow, good stuff, and the book is highly regarded!
My notes from the first session follow.
What’s up Wodtke?
No blogging, I got a lot of life going on right now. Just got back from a france […]
air france makes good
air france makes good Originally uploaded by Box and Arrow. Air France lost my luggage, and offered this […]
unGlobal
from Online Extra: Commentary: Apple’s Blueprint for Genius “Designed in Cupertino.” The words are printed in such small […]
Thomas says
Its gone from the scent of information to the stench of information because there is so much information […]