Tag: change
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Adaptation: A Framework for the Ages
That’s Damien Newman’s process of design. It may be crude, but it’s absolutely clear: the unknown heading into Research leads to the sparks of Ideation, culminating with the clarity and details of Design. While such a process is a universal axiom—we all start in a fog as we attempt to narrow down to any clear form of expression or execution—what […]
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Ramping Down & Moving Forward
It won’t come as much of a surprise to those close to me that I’m planning on retiring dotmatrix studios as a business this winter. Housekeeping will keep me billing clients as such until the end of this calendar year, but any aspiration of evolving the business passed a few years back. It’s time to […]
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Traditional Vs. Non-Traditional Journalism
Chris Anderson and Will Hearst talking shop in May of 2006: Publisher, Will Hearst, on the evolution of journalism: [..] In the era of 20 years ago, there was a notion of a professional journalist — I’m not saying let’s race back to that era — what I’m saying is that notion is utterly gone. […]
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The Bottom Line Of CrowdSourcing
Wired News Gannett to Crowdsource News By Jeff Howe […] According to internal documents provided to Wired News and interviews with key executives, Gannett, the publisher of USA Today as well as 90 other American daily newspapers, will begin crowdsourcing many of its newsgathering functions. Starting Friday, Gannett newsrooms were rechristened “information centers,” and instead […]
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NBC: Kinda, Sorta, Somewhat Getting Web 2.0
Back in February, NBC made a completely bonehead business move by making YouTube take down the hugely popular video short Lazy Sunday. My instant response was to fire off a salvo at NBC for being old media ogres (NBC: We Get Web 2.0… Sike!) and not working within the limitless parameters of the web to […]
You Are Standing In An Open Field 