May
29
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Cositas digitales que me encuentro en la red. Soy un trabajador creativo colombiano.
Digital Adventurer
Joey Ramone left behind a number of song fragments, now collected and cleaned up on a new album. Hear some of the tracks.
Photo by Laura Levine.
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May
23
Obama orders federal agencies to go mobile
President Obama on Wednesday issued an executive order requiring government agencies to make services available via mobile phones.
Under the new order, each federal agency will be required to make two “key government services” available on mobile devices within the next 12 months.
The order comes as the administration ramps up efforts to make large amounts of government data more accessible to the public to increase transparency.
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This Mix Is dedicated to the Gammler and the Y.N.F.N.D. Family
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May
17
“This scene—one of the best in The Wire (if you could ever choose)—captures the essence of perhaps the most prevalent myth of innovation: that it comes only from those at the top, within the closed doors of corporate, Silicon Valley, and Ivy League labs across the globe. Most, like the young drug dealer, still believe the engine of the economy is fueled by innovators working in the formal world and on the pages of Harvard Business Review.”
What do gangsters and Google have in common? — Makeshift Magazine
May
10
“To be sure, curation, aggregation, and repurposing have been part and parcel of the Internet for some time. Certainly, I do it here; indeed, I’m doing it in this very post. But the currency of the Web has traditionally been the link. While I’m using some of Bing’s and Fast Company’s content without financial payment to them, I’m also acknowledging and linking it, increasing their search rankings and the likelihood of people reading their content on their pages. Some of you, who would otherwise have been completely unaware those two web pages existed, will even click over to them to get more information.
What’s happening is that search engines are starting to skip that step entirely. Bing is apparently going to take a huge leap forward but we’ve seen it already. Google has for a while been showing business addresses and phone numbers prominently in search results, presumably cutting down on clicks through to those businesses’ web sites. On the other hand, I’m guessing the businesses don’t mind, since those are likely actual customers intending to either call or visit their locations and being assisted in doing so.” Microsoft Seeks to Reinvent Search, May Destroy Web
What’s happening is that search engines are starting to skip that step entirely. Bing is apparently going to take a huge leap forward but we’ve seen it already. Google has for a while been showing business addresses and phone numbers prominently in search results, presumably cutting down on clicks through to those businesses’ web sites. On the other hand, I’m guessing the businesses don’t mind, since those are likely actual customers intending to either call or visit their locations and being assisted in doing so.” Microsoft Seeks to Reinvent Search, May Destroy Web
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Your Morning Shot: Peter Fonda and Nancy Sinatra
“I have always maintained that society has no business dictating morality.” - Peter Fonda
diy:
Please donate your old iPhone to DIY.
Check your kitchen junk drawer, the backseat of your car, and the top shelf of your closet. If you upgrade your iPhone often, you probably have an old model sitting around. We would be grateful if you helped us out with a program to distribute old phones to kids. We’re collecting them, installing the DIY app, and giving them to kids less likely to have any devices at home.
Our first partner is SparkTruck. It’s a program founded by six Stanford students who raised money on Kickstarter to rent a big truck, fill it with maker supplies, and drive it around for a few months this summer setting up a temporary workshops everywhere they visit. We hope to give them boxes of phones to hand out to kids so that they can create their first online portfolio using DIY and have a device at home.
If you’d like to help. Please send your phone in a padded envelope via regular mail:
DIY Co
P.O. Box 14665
San Francisco, CA
94114-0665We’re not a non-profit organization so the donation is not tax-deductible, and we aren’t able to send you a receipt of any kind.
If you’d like a refund for the postage you pay, please answer this brief form and we’ll pay you back as soon as we receive your package.
Thank you for considering this!
- Zach
P.S. Illustration made by Mike Bertino.
“I can’t put enough emphasis on this. When we moved to Boston we intentionally designed an open environment that forced people to crash into each other. More importantly, despite three floors and multiple departments, we embedded a broad range of capabilities in the creative group, including social, connection planning, mobile, tech, UX, digital design and production. It helped foster a new kind of team, more diverse working sessions and an increased respect and understanding for every discipline.”
(11) How can you change the culture of an advertising agency? - Quora
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