For those who enjoyed my previous posts on lists, here’s a kindred spirit. I offer a little snippet to lure you into reading more.
I wonder what Michele’s return on investment would have been after reading the same post, rendered in bulletese?
Fascinating article in The Times today, sadly already sequestered behind paid registration about WebFootballClub.com in France. Here’s the SP. The club is managed by fans
I thought this line from Annette Clancy‘s recent post was rather brilliant. The primary challenge to those of us involved in assisting organisations to strategise
Prompted by several friends and finally by some excellent posts from Marc Babej, I’ve read Douglas Rushkoff’s latest, Get Back in the Box. This is
Nick Wreden has been looking at how ag agency JWT have been reviewing their approach. They have some interesting ideas including “the audience is the
Chris Locke aka RageBoy, in his guise at Chief Blogging Officer, is serialising his book Gonzo Marketing. Today is Part One: Participating in the Scene
I’m slowly working through Peter Block’s The Answer to How is Yes. It is one of the very best things I’ve read ever. Block illuminates
Bob Sutton has an interesting post linking to this New York Times story: After Bankruptcy G.M. Struggles to Shed a Legendary Bureaucracy. A manager relates how the company’s legendary bureaucracy
I don’t expect to see this new film Battleship. But I loved this insight from its director. Peter Berg gives his actors slightly scary challenges. Here’s his reasoning: “Remember Butch
Mark pointed to this the other day: Henry Mintzberg on Beyond Selfishness. I agree with almost all of it. I especially liked this table of two ways to manage –
Prompted by the surprise launch of the latest Apple gizmo Kathy Sierra has a characteristically well-written post saying you can take transparency too far. What do you risk when you
