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• 10.17.11
  The last blog post at Design Thinking Digest BizSpark, Community, Current Affairs, Design Thinking, Entrepreneurship, Microsoft, Social Media | (0)

  This will be my last post at Design Thinking Digest. For those that remember the more fruitful days of this blog this should come as no surprise--but it felt like a bookend was appropriate. DTD has been an experiment and online journey for me; it's had a relatively modest amount of posting—around 250 posts over the past five years and around 120,000 page views. Around 500 folks read this blog on a regular basis--certainly breaking no social media records but nonetheless an audience that I knew well and that was very important to me. Over the last 16 months my role ...
• 10.17.11
  The last blog post at Design Thinking Digest BizSpark, Community, Current Affairs, Design Thinking, Entrepreneurship, Microsoft, Social Media | (0)

  This will be my last post at Design Thinking Digest. For those that remember the more fruitful days of this blog this should come as no surprise--but it felt like a bookend was appropriate. DTD has been an experiment and online journey for me; it's had a relatively modest amount of posting—around 250 posts over the past five years and around 120,000 page views. Around 500 folks read this blog on a regular basis--certainly breaking no social media records but nonetheless an audience that I knew well and that was very important to me. Over the last 16 months my role ...
• 06.26.09
  Why Orson Welles would love Twitter: The Fog of Social Media Current Affairs | (0)

  A short mediation on current affairs. The events in Iran and with the recent passing of Michael Jackson have shown us that no matter how much the word changes it still stays the same. With infinite complacency, men went to and fro about the globe, confident of our empire over this world. Yet across the gulf of space, intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic regarded our planet with envious eyes and slowly, and surely, drew their plans against us. One of Orson Wells early, among numerous, moments of genius was his serialized rendition ...

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