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 empowers, but which can also have unforeseen consequences. Once it's on the web…
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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 not. E-readers are of-course, full of promise – we love new gadgets, and…
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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 post on Adaptive Brand Marketing for BBH Labs. Well done both. You get…
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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 – this is not done out of false modesty, but only because I'd…
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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 up for a vote in a few days. A nomination from Charles (thanks…