June 2008
9 posts
The Product, Part I: Leading with design «... →
Mike Speiser has compiled a series on the web product process. I must say, he offers some good advice. I agree 110% with with this post on “leading with design”. In the past i have touched on the lack of design found here in the web 2.0 world which i personally find to be exteremly annoying. Good to know there are others out there who can appreciate experience first, features second.
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pretty cool concept for bloggers who want access to quality photos equal to those of the big media companies. I’m not 100% sure on the ad supported version….but the CPM based licensing is a good option. Of course this is assuming the contributors don’t start getting carried away with the CPM minimum’s
Color Psychology in Marketing: Branding Strategy... →
some good food for thought.
Where to begin
I am going to go out on a limb and say It’s probably been (at least) 987 cigarettes, 142 redbulls and 314 cans of coke since my last”true” post. Oddly enough as i sit here with butt #988 and coke #315 i can’t help but feel like my tumblog has become like that old best friend from high school you just ran into at the gas-n-sip. On the inside you know there is so much to...
“Advertising is like porn:
If it’s good, it transcends language.”
– Blank is Like Blank - Analogies to Live by. A blog by copywriter Justin Feinstein. (via nath)
Web innovator back for 2nd act -- baltimoresun.com →
This is great news for Baltimore Tech. Both the Ferbs are old elementary school school classmates. Glad to see Scott is back in the game.