Two weeks ago Seth Godin's "Meatball Sundae" and Nick Carr's "The Big Switch" arrived as an international shipping here in Switzerland from amazon.com. I decided to go for IT versus business first and jumped into Nick Carr's vision of the Internet's global computing grid.
It's time for business now.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Guy Kawasaki
I was reading "Selling the Dream" and "The Macinosh Way" in late 1995 - switching my interest from biophysics to all things Apple, marketing and the uprising internet. Searching for Guy Kawasaki at amazon.com does not lead to many results today, so please enjoy our collection ...
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Want a fresh perspective on UI design?
Stephen P. Anderson again.
Stephen's description: "Want a fresh perspective on UI design?
Look around. Not at other web sites or desktop applications but at other interactive media. Tivo, the iPhone, the Wii software interface, the ‘Sugar’ OS for the XO Laptop… there’s a world of new UI inspiration that is already being proven out in other devices— yet much of what we see in application design is more of the same.
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Star Wars Anyone?
Until now we have omitted 1 Stephen P. Anderson slideshow as there was Star Wars in the title - and I was not quite sure.
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Bill Moggridge, Designing Interactions
As you might have noticed, I am sorting my bookshelf today. And I came across another must-order, must-have, must-browse, and must-read: Bill Moggridge, Designing Interactions.
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Weird Ideas That Work
FastCompany: "Do you need a fresh start on creativity? Stanford professor Robert Sutton is a unique voice with an urgent message about how to generate and capitalize on new ideas."
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Michael Pollan
Following up on yesterday's presentation by Michael Pollan, Steve Yastrow pointed us to three books that everyone should read. Here they are. Thanks, Steve!
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