I’m having a a good time playing with the newYahoo! Messenger Search IMV. I can see it being […]
we are dipping our toe into cobrowsing
new and improved
We (as in me and a team of amazing designers not we as in invisible corporate entity) just […]
buy one for a friend — or enemy
I just read Purple Cow, which took me all of half a day. It’s fast, easy, and a […]
netflix retooled
I’m a heavy Netflix user. In my opinion, Netflix is why you buy a DVD player, not the […]
amazon spotting
Well, they are at it again. This is a neat little tool– let’s you flip back a couple […]
free bad
For some times now I’ve been saying information wants to be free, but people like to be paid. […]
what do I do, who am I?
What Should I Do With My Life? is a wonderful little article– occasionally overwrought, but that might be […]
knowledge pirates
matt jones shares knowledge again. in a world of NDAs where it’s hard to learn from each other, […]
enough?
Ad-Free Site From the Masters of the Web Hard Sell “It was bound to happen. Someone would introduce […]
eardrops keep falling on my head
it’s worth reading In telematics, no technology is a panacea just to discover car consumers are sometimes called […]
my muse looks sleepy
Re-reading Textism » An Annotated Manifesto for Growth, thanks to the antman, and this hit me where I […]
joel does the math
Go read Strategy Letter V, and find out why Bill Gates can buy Sweden and you can’t.
Flash on the plate
Chris MacGregor’s inspired response to Don Norman’s intellegent explaination of the flash turn around issue should be required […]
tell why I don’t like
Monday. Pretty. Legible. Empty. forget love, all you need is brand.
You dog!
I gave my email address to the Internet Standard because I knew their code of ethics regarding email […]
prototyping for fun and profit
From The Bottom-line of Prototyping and Usability Testing: “The main reason why user-centred design techniques aren’t used in […]
Doctor, doctor, it hurts when I do that….
… then don’t do that. “An Anti Pattern is a pattern that tells how to go from a […]
what i learned
I learned a lot of things at the summit, from the esoteric to the remarkably practical. Running the […]
finally
Today’s Glean
I’m still sorting out how to handle the newsletter. But today’s glean is below…
stop the pop
No More Popup Ads
yes or no? maybe…
In which we discover that two companies decide to discover if online branding is possible, useful and/or effective; […]
on the web, everyone can hear you scream
Welcome to NoPayPal, where you will learn the evil behind their system! is a cautionary tale for companies […]
best.article.title.ever.
“Why Your eMail Newsletter Annoys Your Readers”
more than a deadline
If you ever thought the project manager was just the guy who kept coming up to you to […]
How to lie with Statistics
I was reminded of this book the other day at lunch, when a peer spoke of ways to […]
number nine, number nine
Despite Janice’s apparent inability to count, Groundwork for Project Success is a terrific article. Damn, that girl writes […]
late fee?
Always late to the party, it seems, I’ve only now discovered the fascinating site, The End of Free. […]
The Fan Is Not the Enemy
from Business 2.0 – Web Article – Get Your Buzz to Breed Like Hobbits “But what really has […]
you must justify everything.
Brand Metrics: Your Key to Measuring Return on Brand Investment “Brand metrics help companies strategically grow their brands […]