Tag: communication

• Tag! We’re It! Part II

  A few months back, I stepped out of my dead-bolted existence within the walls of Ameritrade and began to digest the current state of this Web 2.0 explosion; the Semantic Web seems so much closer to fruition than it did just a few years back. Much of the renewed push and entrepreneurial spirit that has […]

  spcoon

  August 14, 2005

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  activism, blogging, business, capitalism, citizen media, communication, community, discourse, disinformation, information architecture, internet, politics, progressive, revolution, Semantic Web, tagging, technology

• Even Jackson Pollock Had A Method

  Designers are held to a double standard, especially those of us who design for the interactive medium. The stereotype of a designer is that he or she is self-referential with their design approach. Businesses cringe when faced with the prospect of bringing in a new designer to a team. I mean, come on, all designers […]

  spcoon

  June 10, 2005

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  archetype, business, collaboration, communication, competition, design, design persona, methodology, research, technology, user experience design

• Art Prophesying Reality?

  It was around 1989 when I read Six Days of the Condor, a story chock full of deceit, murder, paranoia, sex, intrigue and spies; a perfect story for an 18 year-old kid. For some reason, possibly my attention span at the time, the end of the book threw me for a loop. So tonight, I […]

  spcoon

  May 3, 2003

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  advertising, capitalism, communication, deregulation, journalism, legislation, marketing, media, news, politics, power, technology, TV