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"DO NOT EAT" THROW AWAY
Posted by Steven Wake on October 31, 2008
I have the driest draw here at Kyan towers. You see, I am the proud owner of a Silica Gel collection. There is just something about them which compels me to not throw away the little fellas.
BOO! Spooky creative heads
Posted by Matt Hamm on October 31, 2008
Get pumpkin carving tonight! You’ll never have a better excuse to get creative. Take a photo of your creation and send your entries to us and we’ll post the post the most creative Jack-o’-lantern. See if you can better Professor Wake’s creation!
Here is a little inspiration:
How Little Things Can Make A Big Difference
Posted by Paul Sturgess on October 30, 2008
Recently I finished reading the book ‘The Tipping Point’, it was a fantastic read. I picked it after it was recommended by Jeremy Keith at this year’s d.Construct conference.
The book explores the reasons behind wide spread adoption of fashions and trends that happen once they’ve reached that mysterious ‘tipping point’.
Why do people adopt certain ideas and not others?
It is a must read for any budding entrepreneurs, launching a new product, service or even say, a new web application.
The author explains his ideas with a wide range of intriguing stories that make his concepts sound so logical and at the same time make it hugely entertaining.
Even though it was published back in 2002, the ideas are relevant today, particularly for anyone looking to harness the power of the community and social networking.
Yammer-Dama-Ding-Dong
Posted by Laurent Maguire on October 15, 2008
A few weeks ago I came across a blog post about Yammer, the winners of the top prize at Techcrunch 50, in the blog post I read the line:
“takes the familiar Twitter messaging system and applies it to internal corporate communications.”
Which is some thing we’ve been looking at for the last 18 months, so I decided to take a few minutes and have a play with it.
Get on the 'social media' bandwagon
Posted by Matt Hamm on October 15, 2008
‘Social media’ is the new buzz term. Everybody’s doing it, and why? Because it can generate masses amount of traffic to your website, which can easily turn into revenue. It’s really what ‘web 2.0’ is all about.
