Rock the Biz

Via Netzpolitik, passend zum Dauerthema Geschäftsmodellinnovation in der Medienwirtschaft:

Heute wurde die Dokumentation “Rock the Biz” im Netz veröffentlicht. “Rock the Biz” dokumentiert die Veränderungen in der Musikwirtschaft und hat dazu viele Musiker und andere Experten interviewt. Der Film ist bisher in Form von 11 thematischen Kapiteln wie Copyright oder Selbstvermarktung online erschienen. Mal schauen, wann der komplette Film zum Download erscheint. Lizenziert ist alles unter der CC-BY-NC-ND-Lizenz.

3. March 2010 | Tags: , , | No Comments »

How to Kill Innovation: Keep Asking Questions

So what’s the alternative? Substitute early action for never-ending analysis. Figure out the quickest, cheapest way to do something market-facing to start the iterative process that so frequently typifies innovation. Be prepared to make quick decisions, but have the driver of the decision be in-market data, not conceptual analysis. In other words, go small and learn. Pitch (or even sell) your idea to colleagues. Open up a kiosk in a shopping mall for a week. Create a quick-and-dirty website describing your idea. Be prepared to make quick decisions.

via blogs.hbr.org

Scott Anthony nails “paralysis by analysis” and sketches some counter-measures – #yesyesyes

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28. February 2010 | No Comments »

Kinetic Typo-Epos

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“Math is easy, design is hard” – four videos for a sunday morning (via Glaserei)

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The Secret to Life (for Depressed People)

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via Kathrin Passig

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27. February 2010 | No Comments »

BeComplete

Be2 err BeCompleteWar eine nette Idee, das BarCampPuzzle beim BarCamp Nürnberg 2010 von be2 – leider konnten nicht alle Puzzleteile gefunden werden, aber ein paar wurden doch zusammengeführt …

23. February 2010 | Tags: , , | No Comments »

More than a funny name …

it’s PubSubHubbub, via Webkompetenz:

21. February 2010 | Tags: , , | No Comments »

Redundancy is the hobgoblin

If you’re subscribed to the feed of this blog you know (and probably like) the delicious bookmarks that get spliced into the feedburner feed, enhancing the regular wp-rss feed that Wordpress generates.

The problem is that I am splicing these bookmarks also into the feed of my other (main, professional) blog – which leads to duplicates in Google Buzz, Friendfeed and other aggregation places. And while I do prepare a clean feed of this blog via Yahoo! Pipes, I have found no way to include this into Buzz so far.

What to do? Leave it as it is – and trust into the redundancy filtering capabilities of them aggregation services? Or worse, into the pain endurance of information-overloaded social web contacts?

12. February 2010 | Tags: , , , | 2 Comments »
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