Tag: marketing
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When Graffiti Saves Lives
Figures are power-washed out of the muck that builds up beneath our feet in order to raise awareness of power plant pollution in Chicago. (via blakkbyrd)
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SXSW2006 Day Three: Serious Games for Learning
Jim Brazell moderates this panel and kicks off the discussion. The X-Box 360 costs $300. In 1995 the same computing power would have cost $100M. Ubiquitous computing is the fourth generation of computing; a system on a chip. Cooper’s law says that the capability of wireless computers is doubling every year. The convergence of science […]
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Newsvine: The Wisdom Of The Crowd
The reviews are in: The people are in the drivers seat. Newspapers are already hemoraging readership, as the web has created an extremely rich bazaar, allowing us to shop for unbundled content at every turn, while unbundled advertising models begin to sprout up to support this evolution. Well, get ready for the online replicas of […]
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The CLIENT Is The Bottom Line
In an industry such as online brokerage, one would assume that the client would always be at the center of focus, and most of the time this is true—firms create products and services that respond to client needs in order to grow their business. Yet the constant attention on the bottom line of a publicly […]
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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 […]
You Are Standing In An Open Field 