Archive for November, 2008

  • Morten Lund speaks

    Morten Lund speaks

    A fun, short interview from Sime with the effervescent Morten Lund on how he sees the world after his little...

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  • Ars Longa, Vita Brevis*  – The Story of Mr. Brand

    Ars Longa, Vita Brevis* – The Story of Mr. Brand

    (*Brands last forever, Marketing Directors don’t) Meet Mr. Brand. Mr. Brand once entered the market with a brilliant idea: he would...

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  • The different perspectives insight.

    The different perspectives insight.

    A tale of the six blind men and the elephant. Six blind men found themselves around an animal. Their were told...

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  • The 5th P = Porn

    The 5th P = Porn

    Recently I’ve read an article about Adrian van Hooydonk, BMW’s brand chief designer. This Dutch-born designer raced up the ranks...

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  • I like me some Boone

    I like me some Boone

    Wish more people would be as clear and forward about their ideas and put as much effort into promoting them...

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  • You can’t push on a string

    You can’t push on a string

    Inspired by this nugget from Mark Earls / Hugh Macleod, new marketing in 11 words: The real draw is probably not...

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  • TIP: mindmapping

    TIP: mindmapping

    A lot of creative professionals will be familiar with the mindmapping technique. I’ve long searched for a reasonable computer-based...

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  • Is it co-creation or design research?

    Is it co-creation or design research?

    Great presentation from Jan Chipchase, about a way of getting insightful information from user communities. And, this hugely important insight: Despite...

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  • Interesting pov

    Interesting pov

    In the comments to this post: adliterate: Planning’s mid life crisis – an interesting nugget to think about for us strategy...

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  • Ghandi & wants, needs

    Ghandi & wants, needs

    In 1949, Tarzie Vittachi, a young Indian reporter, had the opportunity to interview Mahatma Gandhi. He asked him, “How are...

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