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Post Of The Month – February 2013 – Nominations

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It's time to nominate the best posts that you've read in the past month for Post Of The Month. If you read a post in February that you thought was particularly great, please leave the link in the comments. I've put up a starting list below, and once I have a few more I'll stick them up for a vote. I've had a few nominations sent to me already so including them, my starting five are:

Big Data – The Comedic Empty Vessel and Animal Spirits by Mark Hancock

A Tale Of Humility and Indifference by Martin Weigel

Keynesian Marketing and the Business of Confidence from Richard Huntingdon

On Writing Post-Fatherhood by Austin Kleon

We've Had The Speaker Pledge, What ABout The Attendee Pledge? from Will Roissetter

And you can nominate your own favourites below.

16 responses to “Post Of The Month – February 2013 – Nominations”

  1. Anjali Ramachandran (@anjali28) Avatar
    Anjali Ramachandran (@anjali28)

    I nominate James Caig’s post ‘The Bottom Half of Culture’, a write-up about The Story 2013. I thought it was beautifully written. http://seewhathappensblog.com/2013/02/25/the-bottom-half-of-culture/

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  2. Anjali Ramachandran (@anjali28) Avatar
    Anjali Ramachandran (@anjali28)

    I nominate James Caig’s post ‘The Bottom Half of Culture’, a write-up about The Story 2013. I thought it was beautifully written. http://seewhathappensblog.com/2013/02/25/the-bottom-half-of-culture/

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  3. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Anjali

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  4. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Anjali

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  5. Martin Weigel Avatar
    Martin Weigel

    This, from Helen Edwards. Not to reopen the deathly debate about whether ‘blogging is killing planning’. But is IS a timely reminder that for the most part, we’re surrounded by pub bores. Moreover it is a wonderful example of what lucid, concise, elegant writing looks like, when the internet seems to serve as an excuse to slap down half-baked prose:
    http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/sectors/mediaentertainment/article/1172305/Helen-Edwards-wisdom-dead-versus-living/

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  6. Martin Weigel Avatar
    Martin Weigel

    This, from Helen Edwards. Not to reopen the deathly debate about whether ‘blogging is killing planning’. But is IS a timely reminder that for the most part, we’re surrounded by pub bores. Moreover it is a wonderful example of what lucid, concise, elegant writing looks like, when the internet seems to serve as an excuse to slap down half-baked prose:
    http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/sectors/mediaentertainment/article/1172305/Helen-Edwards-wisdom-dead-versus-living/

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  7. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Martin

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  8. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Martin

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  9. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks everyone- got a good list now so nominations now closed. Vote will go up first thing tomorrow

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  10. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks everyone- got a good list now so nominations now closed. Vote will go up first thing tomorrow

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  11. Holycow Avatar
    Holycow

    Gosh – thank you Neil – great to be in such esteemed company. Problem is the other posts – erm… they’re too good. In future could we not set an age limit for some of the others – something like age 11 would suffice? Ta.
    M

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  12. Holycow Avatar
    Holycow

    Gosh – thank you Neil – great to be in such esteemed company. Problem is the other posts – erm… they’re too good. In future could we not set an age limit for some of the others – something like age 11 would suffice? Ta.
    M

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  13. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    @Holycow 🙂

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  14. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    @Holycow 🙂

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  15. Soraya Shabs Avatar
    Soraya Shabs

    I nominate Will Roissetter. Important issue close to my heart; great it’s being highlighted.

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  16. Soraya Shabs Avatar
    Soraya Shabs

    I nominate Will Roissetter. Important issue close to my heart; great it’s being highlighted.

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