Count Every Vote When are they going to start usability testing ballots, already?
First the Butterfly Ballot, now this.
poetic spam
poeticspam, originally uploaded by Box and Arrow. prolonged effusion of small talk. How I wished sleep would silence […]
Why user filtering is not censorship
Why user filtering is not censorship, originally uploaded by Box and Arrow. take a look… my god. mashupawards.com/dont-censor-me/ […]
Ruined!
The Path to Entrepreneurship – Sramana Mitra on Strategy What about working for a big company, they asked. […]
Don’t Listen to Your Users
via IT conversations Malcolm explores why we can’t trust people’s opinions — because we don’t have the language […]
Gladwell on Spagetti Sauce (Design)
On TED’s website, Gladwell tells the story of how Prego discovered to their great profit that not all […]
flickring ideas
, originally uploaded by Mike Monteiro. a brilliant series by Mike Monteiro….
List of cognitive biases – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cognitive Biases Dunning-Kruger effect — “…when people are incompetent in the strategies they adopt to achieve success and […]
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Brand
“A brand is the sum of the good, the bad, the ugly and the off-strategy. It is your […]
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The twelve-month review (wake up!)
Christian Crumlish tagged me with a meme and who can deny the blogosphere? I am to list the […]
the virtual community free to all
howard rheingold’s the virtual community “When you think of a title for a book, you are forced to […]
What is Community Anyway?
We talk a lot about Social Networks, Social Software, etc as Web 2.0… as if using technology to […]
Yes, it’s true.
LinkedIn made me an offer I couldn’t resist, and Jim and I are both camping out here for […]
Community, Social Software, and Web 2.0
I gave a half-day workshop a month or so back, and I meant, I really meant, to write […]
The Pleasures of Classification
IMG_0282, originally uploaded by Box and Arrow. This, the first Christmas tree Amelie has had the pleasure to […]
Recordings up for Ross Mayfield’s “Made of People” from PARC Forum
They posted Ross’s terrific opening talk from Parc’s new series on Social Media and Web 2.0.: Made of […]
notes on Charlene Li At Parc Forum
I came in a tetch late, but trying to catch up…. when it’s archived, it’ll be here, probably […]
Has blogging affected your professional life, and how?
Recently I had a beer with Josh Porter, and he mentioned to me how something I said had […]
The Problem with the Cheaters
is the innocent get hurt. But we all knew that, didn’t we. Does it make it okay? Let’s […]
The Future of Reading (A Play in Six Acts)
A rather eloquent if occasionally overwraught essay on what the Kindle stands for on dive into mark opens […]
Facebook Bows To Privacy Critics
via huffington post Seeking to keep the peace in its popular online hangout, Facebook Inc. has overhauled a […]
gladwell dot com on profiling
If you didn’t catch it in the New Yorker, take some time to read Dangerous Minds “The fact […]
Sharecropping the long tail
via Rough Type To put it a different way, the sharecroppers operate happily in an attention economy while […]
Stumble Upon Parc Forum Talk Notes
Parc Forum is candy for those of us who own our own schedule, and this latest series is […]
Best Practices for Social Design: Annotating Google
Recently Bokardo.com noted and annotated the new Google best practices. I followed his link and found a strange […]
LinkedIn: Answers: Has blogging affected your professional life, and how?
Okay, more asking questions on LinkedIn time. This time it’s “Has blogging affected your professional life, and how? […]
Back from Mexico
IMGP9771, originally uploaded by Box and Arrow. And getting my feet under me. I’ll resume my irregularly scheduled […]
Don’t Like Management? How do you feel about Information Architecture?
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