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Bill Seebek was playing a $4 slot machine for a half hour in a Florida casino, when the sirens of you-just-won-a-boatload-of-money sounded. He had won $166,666,666.65. He thought.  0 comments
Yesterday's post (Social Strategies Grow Out of the Culture, Not the Tactics) grew out of the news that the Dachis Group acquired Headshift. Two things you need to know to  0 comments
Five men went to a party at Hofstra earlier this month to have a good time. Their lives are changed forever after a student accuses them of rape. Four of them were arrested  0 comments
Who and what do we trust? Very few and not much, it seems. For some context, here's the lead paragraph from a May 2009 Time article by Adam Smith entitled, What Banks Are Still  0 comments
The recent  Labor Day long weekend let me catch up on my rest, on my reading, and as it was the case, on my thinking. My thoughts usually end up along the line of human learning  0 comments
With few exceptions, every job people need or want has a social, a functional, and an emotional dimension.  When business leaders focus on money, they speak only to the  0 comments
We've all been there, if we've been a business consultant for any longer than 5 minutes. It's the pre-proposal meeting. No matter how we got there, no matter why, we are sitting  0 comments
The last time I blogged I was finishing up a great book by Brian Hayes, titled Group Theory in the Bedroom and Other Mathematical Diversions. I ended up both sad and happy  0 comments
The New York Times had an article recently about Douglas Bowman's experience of working at Google as a designer. The focus of the article was how frustrated he became by not being  0 comments
Today’s markets are dominated and driven by commoditization. Every consumer knows that an insurance policy is an insurance policy; a mortgage is a mortgage; a bank service is a  0 comments
Guess what—a week or so ago this workaholic here decided to take three days of a vacation. Adjacent to the weekend, I decided to spend five days at a state park in the mountains  0 comments
We read quite a lot about the struggles PR, advertising and marketing firms and agencies face today, as the print market shrinks, the online market is still figuring out the rules  0 comments
5:30 a.m., Sunday, Baltimore, MD. The weather is promising another day of rain. While I was procrastinating yesterday and did basically no significant work that I can show for, it  0 comments
Since 1964, when Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase "The medium is the message" in his most well-known book Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man, folks have scratched their  0 comments
The hardest sentence to write is the first one. There we go, we’ve kicked-off. This blog is a contribution to Think+Up effort, and my pet name for it is Think+Tech. So welcome  1 comment
The Wall Street Journal had an article on what innovation means to small business. Dev Patnaik, the founder of Jump Associates is interviewed. In it, he identifies complexities  0 comments
Last week I spent much less time on Twitter than normal and ran a guest post instead of writing my normal two or three during the week. Feeling somewhat conflicted because I felt  1 comment
Prototypes as a design deliverable are on the rise, and for good reason. I am strong believer that prototyping helps us to design better experiences. We are working in a world of  0 comments
How much data do you need before implementing a change in your product? I heard an interview with Brian Tierney, CEO of Philadelphia Media Holdings on NPR last week. He's owner of  0 comments
Recently, Mack Collier and I had a rousing one-hour Twitter conversation about ROI. And that has led me to today's post. The problem: ROI as it applies in the ROI business world  0 comments
 
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