@Cynthia, You've put into much better words, what I was trying to say. Thank you.
Because printers and journalists/academics live in different 'tribes" some of the new technology and thinking in one have a hard time being heard in the other. Afte...
@Stephen @ Chris,
Just to get this on people's radar, I would argue that print that at can produced economically for arbitrarily small groups of communities or interest and connect the real world to the virtual world through QR codes is, in fact, ...
Thanks for pointing to Who Shot the Paperboy. Great read. What she points to clarifies the real mass value of print. It helps deepen communities by acting as a token of that community. I have to disagree with the idea that news organizations have ...
I hope you'll have some time after to share the vibe and what's interesting in the conversation. Of course, I am especially interested in print focused stuff. I've been floating the idea of "clickable print." The idea is connecting a story with a ...
Thanks for the post. In addition to the story telling part, the fact remains that news-on-paper is still the most convenient way to find things that you don't know you were looking for. It could be a joke, a horoscope, a crossword or most likely a...
Thanks for the "working across the whole company" data. If the real problem is a product that no longer fits users lives, the design thinking approach could be the real secret sauce. Based on years of working with designers and clients, I've often...
Given that they made the decision to work with IDEO I have a feeling everyone is going to be very surprised with what is going to happen in Detroit. I think it's going to be very, very good. Should be interesting to watch.
From what I read, the p...