Designing corporate culture through architecture, physical and social.
August 5, 2012
Social Networks: On Sharing
Giving is not about the benefit to you but about the benefit to your recipient. The trick is to change the focus from yourself to your audience.
August 29, 2011
Trading on Your Good Name
When you focus on building a reputation, your concerns — the kind of tools you design to do that — are different than when you focus on building relationships.
March 20, 2010
Tweeting SXSWi
Recently I’ve noticed in movies or TV shows that during a lecture every college student is rapidly typing away on a laptop. As a teacher, I think I would find it very disturbing. I’d wonder, are they taking notes or messaging friends? Are they mentally present at all? How does one even speak to a room of people whose eyes are focused elsewhere? Where’s the physical and emotional feedback when
February 6, 2008
iPhone, A Day in the Life
Great technology redefines a task so completely that we change our behavior, not because we are forced to adapt to the technology but because the technology provides us with new ways to interact with the world and to do things we never imagined doing before.
September 29, 2005
No More Phoning Home
Time to trade in some old concepts: residential phone out; personal cell phone in.
February 20, 2005
Blogs Rule, MSM Drool
A clip from Jon Stewart’s “The Daily Show” on blogs and Jeff Gannon.