Month: November 2009
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Remembering To Forget
I went to a talk by Viktor Mayer-Schonberger at the RSA yesterday about his new book – 'Delete: The Virtue of Forgetting In The Digital Age'. The talk focused on how the digital age is one of perfect remembering. A characteristic that […]
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Convenience And Experience
There's a pretty insightful but controversial column written by David Hepworth in the latest issue of The Word suggesting that in spite of all the hype, the current crop of e-readers ain't all that. And he gives some compelling, human-centred arguments why […]
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Post Of The Month – October ’09 – The Winner
Well, this months vote rather turned into an AKQA / BBH face off but after a spirited race I'm delighted to announce that the winner of Post Of The Month for October '09 is Ben Malbon and Greg Anderson for their […]
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Post Of The Month – October ’09 – The Vote
Thanks everyone for some great nominations this month. Couple of notes:- thanks very much to Michael for nominating one of my posts, but I've not included it in the shortlist this month solely because we had such a long list of nominations […]
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Post Of The Month – October ’09 – Nominations
More great reading to be had in the month of October, evidenced by my starting five nominations below – please do nominate any good posts that you've read that were posted in October in the comments and I'll stick them all […]