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Poignant and Timely

At mapthefallen.org Google developer Sean has created a Google Earth map that will allow you to track all those American service men and women who have lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan. Here you can read their stories, learn about their families, the town they came from – even where they died.

 

The Future of Marketing = Elegant Game Design

For over the past 5 years I have held on strongly to the view that success in future marketing communications will be given to those who learn the nuances of game design.

 

"User-centered" is so passe

One of the catch phrases in the fields of Usability and Human Factors is “user-centered design.” Frankly, this has always bothered me a bit. Yes, understanding the user is extremely important and designers who do not consider the user are bound for failure. But the user is not the only stakeholder.

 

Transitioning B2B publishing revenue to Digital delivery

According to recent research by Outsell Inc, from 2003-2008 B to B publishers saw their revenue mix transition from 58.3% print and 18% digital to 40% print and 33.9% digital. As the shift accelerates, publishers need to rethink the way they approach content production, distribution and monetization to capitalize on the transition.

 

When is a website no longer a website?

The website isn’t what it used to be – it is rarely surfed in the old-school sense of the word, at best it is landed on from an external reference and then quickly departed from. Brands and organizations still have to have one, but increasingly your brand conversation is happening elsewhere, in places where brands have less influence using traditional online media.

 

The Cookie is the Hyperlink: Why Distraction is OK

PSFK brought to my attention a wonderful article by Sam Anderson in New York Magazine that examines our modern culture of multi-tasking. He explores both sides of the attention spectrum from continuous partial attention to executive focus, and concludes that maybe all this distraction we’re experiencing is not all that bad. It’s a long (by internet standards) but worthwhile read.

 
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