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You can't BS a BSer they say, which is why I'm here, to translate Yahoo's double press release about their new partnership…
Yesterday I had the opportunity to attend the first conference event put together by Piers and the team at PSFK focused on trends and ideas. The agenda was very compelling going into it, and I did leave with many interesting insights and new ideas about marketing and communications. Though I unfortunately had to duck out early due to client commitments, here are a few key…
Holy moly that is a close up zoom of a camel (see my screenshot above) – and it works for other place on Google Maps too!
Valleywag doesn't elaborate on the media buyers complaining that advertising on Facebook just isn't worth it. But if this is the frigid, penetrating tip of an iceberg, all eyes will soon be on Mark Zuckerberg, watching to see how he's going to fix things. Zuckerberg, in the meantime, will look back with yearning at the billion-dollar acquisition offers.
I hate to admit this because it feels selfish and I don’t want to appear like a usability activist. But. It secretly bothers me when I see conferences or seminars on website marketing that don’t offer a session on user centered design. I always wonder why this is. Is usability that scary?
1) Smart Use of Flickr # 273 Core 77 Architecture for Humanity held its logo design competition on Flickr and received entries from across the globe. This is a really smart use of Flickr, but an even smarter non-profit using social media to get international graphic design consultation for free.
