I wrote about pptPlex and Prezi before, but for the first time I actually spend some real time to get into the details with 2 tools to let you design presentations on a big canvas, which you can mover around during a presentation, and you can zoom in and out of.

Another excellent post by Mark Suster on the subject of pitching to VCs, specifically whether you should send your deck in advance. Read the post here, or get an overview of his entire series on VC pitching here.

Yesterday’s post about Venn diagrams led me to a blog that I seem to be the last person on the planet to discover: Indexed. Jessica Hagy posts a napkin-style framework everyday. Sometimes funny, sometimes with a valuable insight about life or an unusual way of looking…

Alongside the launch of his book Tribes

, marketing guru Seth Godin has set up a social network of people interested in all things marketing and leadership. I have been a member since its launch. Initially I thought it was a smart marketing…

Recently I needed a large number of images of young people texting on their mobile phone. Flickr beats any professional…

Yesterday I came across a very insightful blog post about what is probably the main source of unneccesary time wasting in enterprises: the clash between people on a maker’s schedule versus those on a manager’s schedule. (Paul…

Presentations shared online are different from the “classical” setup of a presenter giving a live talk backed up by some visuals. Online presentations need to stand on their own, without verbal explanation, and need to be able to attract viewers…