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Up in the Air: A Film for Experience Architects

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Blair Witch Meets Flickr: The Flickerman

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Mumbrella’s Twitter Policy

Focal Attractions are the publishers of Mumbrella, an online magazine for media and marketing news. They revealed in the MX rag yesterday that they plan to put a clause, claiming ownership of tweets, in employees contracts. The reason why is because: Read the rest of this entry »

Persona Marketing

State Rail advertisement for anti social behaviour

State Rail advertisement for anti social behaviour


I picked up a copy of MX today, (sophisticated reading I know) and noticed this advertisement by State Rail. It warns that anti social behaviour will attract an on the spot fine. I thought Aggressive Guy was pretty close to a persona in marketing. Not a very fleshed out persona I’ll admit, but I think we have all come across someone like this. Bogans, you have been warned!

A Day on the Internet

I came across this cute info graphic courtesy of a Bill Inman tweet. The graphic was produced by blog site Online Education. While the stats of a day in the life of the internet are rather impressive, the bottled water graphic is just plain depressing!

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Information Architecture for Information Overload

climate-debate-collage

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JD: Web Developer

I really appreciate when people share their definitions of job descriptions within the web industry. I just finished reading this post, Why front-end developers are so important to the future of businesses on the web [Sep 24, 2009] by Paul Carvill, a web developer for the Guardian.

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Critical Voices

I often bemoan the subjective and pithy remarks in blogs and blog comments. The internet is rife with invective. Radio National’s Media Report had a panel discussion on Civility Online (September 2008). The proposition was: Read the rest of this entry »

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