"I'd argue that strategy should be a slow, evolving, socialised, collaborative, gradualist process. It should grow out of business decisions, the purpose, the values, the conversations of an organisation. Warren Buffett should be your strategy role-model. Tactics might be the place where speed is valuable."
Social Media and the Tech Entrenpreneur
Featuring CK, Alan Wolk, Paul Soldera, David Berkowitz. How could you not learn something?
CPJ gives some good wireframing tips, this video in regards to Obamabaton.com (which I'll have more on later).
Brands and Subliminal Effects on Behavior
This from Scott Goodson's fantastic new blog on cultural movements.
"This month, Speedo starts filling preorders for the $550 consumer version of its LZR Racer suits worn by Michael Phelps and other world-class swimmers. Promoted as a design breakthrough and worn by the most victorious Olympian in history, it offers a potent blend of functional promise and emotional aspiration. But what about Phelps’s warm-up parka? Never intended for the retail market, the white hooded garment was rushed into production in response to consumer demand, and Speedo USA has already sold thousands of them, at $175 apiece. Surely nobody believes that simply wrapping yourself in the Speedo-Phelps aura has any impact on swim performance, right? Well, whether anybody believes it or not, recent research implies that it might."











thanks for the shout-out on Obama Baton, man. we'll definitely be talking more this week about it.
Posted by: El Gaffney | October 06, 2008 at 07:47 AM
Thanks for sharing this, Paul - and giving me some other good reading/watching material too.
Posted by: David Berkowitz | October 06, 2008 at 08:55 AM
Yeah, Paul, thanks for the shout. And glad you found the tips helpful...
More information on 'da Baton here http://exitcreative.net/blog/?p=532
Take'er easy, playa.
Posted by: Clay Parker Jones | October 06, 2008 at 12:44 PM
Hey...
I hear there was one of 'dem awesome Chow, Snooze, Bug things recently recorded. I love them SOOO much. Where is it???
Posted by: Sean Bubba Howard | October 08, 2008 at 05:04 PM
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Posted by: Rachael | October 10, 2008 at 02:01 PM