Category: media
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This Week’s Favourite Fraggl Links
Here are my favourite links from this week curated by Fraggl: This unusually good (and positive) profile of Marissa Mayer and her time at Yahoo makes for a great read Also a great read – how LEGO turned itself around following ethnographic research into how kids play A great set of design principles from (co-creators of Fraggl) AdaptiveLab Magnetic paper that sticks to walls?…
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Post of the Month – February 2015 – The Winner
Happy to announce that the winner of Post Of The Month is Nick Kendall's piece on The Art of More. Well done Nick – you join the Hall of Fame. My thanks to everyone for taking part.
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Post Of The Month – February 2015 – The Vote
Thanks for the nominations. Another good list this month. So our vote is between: Marketing Needs to Become More Unprofessional by Craig Mawdsley Brand, Bullshit and Beyond by Bob Hoffman Intimate Data Will be the Key to the Internet of Things by Tom Goodwin My Own Life by Oliver Sacks Why Do We Pay Pure Mathematicians? from Ben Orlin…
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Post of the Month – February 2015 – Nominations
It's time to open up nominations for Post of the Month. As always, plenty to choose from but I have put up a starting list below of my own favourites. Please do add to these by nominating any good posts that were posted in February in the comments below or direct. So my starting list…
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This Week’s Favourite Fraggl Links
Here are my favourite links from this week curated by Fraggl: A wonderful interview with the founder of the wonderful PostSecret (above) 'We started with a simple question, “How has leadership practice changed in the last five years?”'. A useful new report from Wolff Olins based on interviews with 43 global CEOs, 10 Leadership experts and a counterpoint employee survey. Key finding is…
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This Week’s Favourite Fraggl Links
Here are my favourite links from this week curated by Fraggl: An excellent profile piece on Jonathan Ive in the New Yorker which is well worth the read (I never realised that he had some influence over the design of the Star Wars light sabres) Inside the New York Times Instagram strategy (good piece, but can you really have an 'Instagram Strategy'?) An excellent…
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Post of the Month – January 2015 – The Winner
Something of a run of votes for Nick Hammond's How We Read Today post means that it is the winner of this month's vote. So well done Nick. You are entered into the Hall of Fame. My thanks to everyone who took part.
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Post of the Month – January 2015 – The Vote
Bit of a longer list in this month’s vote including a video talk nominated by Dan which is a break from the norm but deserves it’s place in our shortlist. So this month’s vote is between: The Dunning-Kruger Peak of Advertising by Eaon Pritchard Pulp Viral by Dan Weingrod A Mile Wide, An Inch Deep by Ev Williams…
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Post Of The Month – January 2015 – Nominations
A couple of nominations already along with a particularly rich reading month mean that we have a longer than usual starting list for this months Post of the Month vote, but lots of good stuff. If you have something that you've read (and that was posted in January) and would like to nominate alongside these please…
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Blogging and Lazy Endism
As ever Adam, who is just so good at blogging, is on the money with his view on it too. The fact that Andrew Sullivan has stopped writing a blog has led some to catch a nasty dose of lazy endism. But as Adam says, blogging has simply evolved (Medium, Tumblr et al), and so…