Distraction Culture on: Never alone?
Link: Distraction Culture: Never alone?. The phone is very insistent – we cannot leave it alone. This is partly explained by McLuhan’s theory that the phone dem...
Category: The Narrative
Joho the Blog on: Artificial buzz
Link: Joho the Blog: Artificial buzz. To me the principle is straightforward: Intentionally giving people extrinsic reasons to hawk your products frays the trus...
Thought of the day
How can we serve our customers if we aren’t sharing their lifestyle? I am thinking of the fusion of mobile and Internet. If you’re not a customer yo...
MobHappy: The Stats Are In…
Link: MobHappy: The Stats Are In…. There’s been a boatload of studies and statistics released this week, the biggest being the annual Mobinet study ...
Lazy logo lookup?
Darla Mack pointed out this cool sticker company: That reminded me of two other similar logos: One old – One new – Which in turn reminded me of an o...
At m-trends.org: Carnival of the Mobilists #03
Great stuff here. Read it. Link: m-trends.org: Carnival of the Mobilists 03. It is a great pleasure to introduce you to the third Carnival of the Mobilists. The...
Video is not a mobile application
Makes you think of foreground and background: – listening to music – background– watching video – foreground But, video could use help b...
Russ on Making Money
A very good lesson in business based on first principles. Together with his other post, gives me pause as to the choices I am working on. Link: Russell Beattie ...
Russ on ‘Where’s The Ambition?’: about all these new start-ups
A great analysis, mislabeled as a rant. I don’t even consider it opinionated. It’s based on a great intuition for what works in this space, experien...
Russ – 500 Million Camera Phones in 2005
Boom. Boom. Boom. Here’s thumpin’ good. Link: Russell Beattie Notebook � 500 Million Camera Phones in 2005. Time to thump the drum again. There’s go...