I was reading this article in the New York Times on the train to (of all places, New York) yesterday morning, and I was struck by the winegrower’s new focus on getting small.
As with any new emerging field, establishing proper ethical guidelines and standards is tricky. It’s a work in progress, but its critical when its your reputation on the line — both as a individual and as a brand and organization.
A good place to start though, is the WOMMA Ethics Assessment Tool.
Om Malik highlights 3 big trends that are transforming the web experience.
I’m still thinking through what I think about the role of the “creative technologist,” but regardless, I like…
Yes, this is how things are supposed to be.
Enjoy.
I just saw a special advance screening of the film Call + Response the other evening, and was blown away by the powerful and inspiring “rockumentary” about modern day slavery. With powerful footage of children and women forced into slavery for prostitution, labor or war, the film blends musical…
Kenneth Cole has joined the ranks of blogging CEOs. But rather than discuss corporate issues, Kenneth Cole’s new blog — www.awearnessblog.com — focuses on issues of social justice:
That’s why I want to embrace this freshly released outpouring…
If it doesn’t work on the cocktail napkin, it certainly wont work on your 42 inch monitor.
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The WSJ has a good article on the business applications for Twitter. A few money quotes and examples: