Steve Jobs Greatest Presentation:
Our communications coach mines Jobs introduction of the iPhone to offer five lessons for making an unforgettable pitch.
Steve Jobs is arguably one of the greatest technology presenters of our times. Part showman, part geek, all salesman, he can get people to lust after new technological products. In this dissection, a Business [...]
how to turn your large organisation into a web 2.0 wizard in 15 steps « Marketing & Innovation:
Evaluating what should be done as part of such Web 2.0 initiatives with large organisations implies that we rethink the definition of Web 2.0 (see O’reilly’s 2.0 meme map to start with). An exec summary of this [...]
Flickr: Photos from lynetter
The photosets where she combines quotes and pictures are great visuals to look at and think about when putting together presentation.
Peer-to-Patent: Helping out the USPTO
Peer To Patent is a new site that is designed to help the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) find prior art before issuing a patent (when it is much easier to dismiss a patent). The site was developed with the New York Law School for the USPTO.
Jeff Barr’s Blog » Joe Miller of Linden Lab speaks at the Catalyst Conference:
Joe covered the basics of Second Life, focusing on its utility as a platform for communication, community, and collaboration. He also provided some informative statistics on the state of the Second Life world, some of which I’ve heard or seen before, [...]
Startup Search is a nice directory of web technology startups and related information. Worth keeping an eye on.
The Truth About Investment Bubbles – Real Estate – Web 2.0 – Stock Market
Yes, you can get hurt when they burst. But you can also make a bundle.
An interesting analysis of how some companies have risen out of the ashes of burst investment bubbles. It reminds me of the Darwin quotes: “It is not the [...]
Microsoft Surface is Microsoft’s entry into the multi-touch world. Between the iPhone and now Microsoft Surface, it looks like Multitouch will soon become one of the predominant computing interfaces in the world. An interesting development which will probably have us rethink some of our assumptions regarding how we use computers.
Dept. of Technology: Remember This? is a fascinating New Yorker profile of Gordon Bell and his current efforts at Microsoft. A lot of very interesting research.
Brilliant Video, Consumer Breaking Up With Advertising is a really funny video about the disconnect between ad agencies and consumers. Worth a watch.
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