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“In every aspect of your business (and personal life) try to allow others to...”
– New Rules for the New Economy (via heyitsnoah)
Aug 30th
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Stark realisation: I no longer depend on Google to... →
Great post by alexjcampbell
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Read this. Can I have this? Will you do this? I like this. I don’t like that. Want to do this? That was fun. by magicmolly
Aug 29th
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“Traditional agencies tend to see themselves as guardians of the brand, while...”
– “In the old world, agencies were way out in front of clients,” Mary Beth West, chief marketing officer at Kraft Foods, said. “Now clients are ahead of the agencies – and the consumer is ahead of all of us.” FT.com
Aug 29th
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Where Five Print Magazines Are Finding Revenue →
Aug 29th
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Rising Stars →
Aug 29th
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Vanity Fair's Summer Cocktail Recipe
1 1/2 oz. Bombay Sapphire Gin 3/4 oz. fresh lemon juice 1/2 oz. lavender syrup 3 fresh, muddled strawberries 3 oz. club soda 1 lemon wedge 1 strawberry slice Squeeze half a lemon into a Collins glass, add lavender syrup, and gin. Stir and fill with ice. Top with club soda, and garnish with a lemon wedge and a strawberry slice. Via Vanity Fair.
Aug 29th
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“Advertising is the great sponge. It will soak up anything it can use. But that...”
– AdPulp on Douglas Rushkoff’s An End to Movements
Aug 29th
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“…by creating and branding a movement, even the most well-meaning...”
– AN END TO MOVEMENTS by Douglas Rushkoff
Aug 29th
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“In our current position, when disconnection from the real world is itself a...”
– AN END TO MOVEMENTS by Douglas Rushkoff
Aug 29th
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Super 8 1974 via ksquared
Aug 29th
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“My boyfriend gets really, really angry with me because he’s just like ‘I just...”
– Lily Allen in Trouble With Beau Over Twitter Addiction
Aug 29th
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“Sometimes people are reluctant to disclose the reason for their depression...”
– Two scientists suggest that depression is not a malfunction, but a mental adaptation that brings certain cognitive advantages: Scientific American
Aug 29th
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“It makes perfect sense to me that folks like me are drawn to genres that...”
– Jason Henninger on how people with “atypical neurology” like dyslexia, Asperger’s, ADHD and autism find a home in the science fiction and fantasy community. Neurodiversity and Fandom
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Aug 27th
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“There are two kinds of people in this world: those who know where their high...”
– Sloane Crosley, I Was Told There’d Be Cake (via flourhoneymilk)
Aug 27th
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“… we got her to look at other films that I had worked on, other films that...”
– Director of The September Issue, RJ Cutler, on how he got Grace Coddington to relent to being filmed.
Aug 27th
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“My simple vision of the future? Planning departments hire people who are...”
– Does the world need digital strategists, House of Naked. Link via Alex Campbell.
Aug 26th
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“I have a child with insulin-dependent diabetes. I am constantly aware that every...”
– An email sent to Jonah Lehrer after he wrote a post on animal rights.
Aug 26th
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Mustard now comes in dozens of varieties. Why has... →
The ketchup conundrum, by Malcolm Gladwell
Aug 26th
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“… there’s a deeper problem with these newfangled preference...”
– Jonah Lehrer writing on Netflix recommendation algorithms at The Frontal Cortex.
Aug 26th
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Aug 25th
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By Tess Lynch
I waste some time, now and then, thinking of how our generation will deal with the day our children discover the archives of Our Internet Lives. Usually this wasted time is spent sliding down an emotional and theoretical hill: at first, amusement (having children! That’s for older siblings! Man, I’m just trying to live for today! But okay, okay, what if); then, perhaps, a little bit of mirth...
Aug 25th
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Aug 25th
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Modern Art in Three Paragraphs
Impressionism — painting outside of a studio with quick, loose brushstrokes to capture an evocative impression of their subject. Van Gogh was an Impressionist but wanted to express how he felt about what he saw so he distorted the subject. This helped to lead to Expressionism practised by artists from Edvard Munch through to Francis Bacon. The Fauves (wild beasts) expressed themselves by painting...
Aug 25th
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“We may need more than a singular big idea, but our little ideas better not be...”
– Creativity_Unbound
Aug 25th
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“We are hearing stories of companies that scanTwitter looking for references to...”
– Part of Henry Jenkin’s larger post on The Message of Twitter: “Here It Is” and “Here I Am”
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