It’s Not What You Know, It’s Who You Know: Work in the Information Age “We discuss our ethnographic […]
Social Networks
this little piggie stayed home
Ten Mistakes in Site Planning
missing one thing
Stages in the Design Process is not a bad outline of approaching a technology problem. However it would […]
do-do-do-dah
Why Technology Companies Need Branding “Slow to catch on to the benefits of branding have been those companies […]
survey says no
Websense: Personal Web use costing businesses “Personal use of the Internet by workers in the office is costing […]
dumb mover
Inside the Revolution: Smart Mover, Dumb Mover (Fortune) — “Think the first-mover advantage is a myth? You’re wrong: […]
oh.
Industry Standard to suspend publication “Sinking along with the Internet economy that it covered, the Industry Standard will […]
Marks of Excellence
Marks of Excellence is outstanding resource for anyone seeking to understand the language of logos. It’s huge, lavishly […]
let’s reinvent the wheel… how about square?
Good post by kevin on Fury.com on the endless urge to redesign. “Last night I went to the […]
who’s your daddy
Marnie sent me this survey and it’s interesting for two reasons: how many people are surfing at 56k […]
closer, closer
This diagram of an iterative process caught my eye. The presence of “focus groups” definitely scared me, but […]
Trust and process
originally appeared 7-27-01 today. today!! today. Wheeeeeeeeee! enjoy your links… gotta go…. What makes a site trustworthy? could […]
free book
Part project management, part IA and part usability,The Visual Learner’s Guide to Managing Web Projects in a nice […]
holding the vision
from Accept responsibility to make your online project work “Business managers can make online projects by accepting the […]
microviability
The Case for Micropayments Jakob’s first promoted micropayments in ’98. Will P2P finally make them happen? Clay Shirky […]
make your own way
Busy, busy, busy. When I joined Carbon IQ I had certain ideas about what I would do: I […]
micromoney for micro comics
Scott McCloud talks— err– illustrates aout micropayments talk about it here
Cats and Fishes
OPENING THANG
Well, I don’t know about you, but it has been a crazy week for me. Very busy at IQHQ. Which, in these tumultuous times is not something I’m going to complain about. I snuck in a couple of hours to get greymatter running for gleanings, and I think you’ll like the results.
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Also in a strange mood around 1 am I suddenly changed the look of the front page. If I could decide I liked it, I might propagate it through the site. But I’m puzzled– I just broke my own process
DESIGN MATTERS
Interesting article about back-biting on ALA
Happily misspent some time downloading fonts from the lovely büro destruct . Be sure to check out the book pages.
A recent post on chi web set off a great exchange of sites with innovative
navigation (and unfortunately some rather snide commentary. everyone is so cranky
these days)
USABILITY MATTERS
Noel deconstructs an online bank on the CLog
and Peter attacks Style
NEWS
My sister (stylewithsubstance.com) sent me this article proclaiming the web is the best thing since sliced bread for small business.
Three e-business myths debunked
Dylan Tweney: Open secrets. (via tomalak.org)
These technical and market forces combine on the Internet to create an environment where information of the most private nature can quickly be disseminated worldwide, in seconds. In other words, “Information wants to be public.”
and even if it doesn’t want to be…
3 Charged With Giving Lucent Secrets to China
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ebay is following Yahoo’s lead in banning all hate-related memorabilia
Ebay to Ban All Hate-Related Items
“The online auction site extends its policy as it makes an aggressive
push into international markets.”
read article
Razorfish Founders Quit Top Management Positions
“Mr. Maheu, who once oversaw North American operations and corporate development at Razorfish, called Mr. Dachis and Mr. Kanarick “industry pioneers and visionaries” and said the company’s goal was to “return to profitable operations and positive cash flow while successfully serving the expectations of our clients, shareholders and employees.”
read article
my commentary
http://eleganthack.wpengine.com/blog/archives/00000038.html
Why I’ll never use Blogger (via webword.com)
“For those unfamiliar with security, the FTP protocol transmits usernames and passwords in clear text modes which, means anyone on the Blogger network can easily sniff out a username and password to log into your webserver, plain and simple. I’m not saying anyone at Blogger would do so, at least I would hope not, but who’s to say that someone won’t compromise Blogger’s network in the future? Are you willing to take that chance?”
read article
I’ve heard similar things about greymatter….
APROPOS OF NOTHING
I’ve decided I don’t care if this is an urban legend or not.
“Oh my !!! Nice Kitty!!”
Put simply, Snowball is no ordinary cat, she measures 69 inches from nose to tail and weighs in at 87 lbs.
researching the researchers
they get it: quite a while on the Jupiter site, there was a terrific article on relanches and […]
requirements
A collection of articles and specs on the fine art of requirements gathering: INCOSE Requirements Working Group
sometimes less is less
I’ve heard a lot of good things about the founders of carbon IQ. But I’m going to guess […]