business model innovation design we're on a road to nowhere // on a quest to analyze and explore the design of business model innovations, i.e. 'hideous and hidden things' like organizational structures and capabilities, corporate strategies and all things related // on a yellow brick road with a girl, a lion and a straw-man wasting our time // …

1000 Robota – Fahr Weg from MT on Vimeo. via PolkaRobot – danke für den Soundtrack zur Fahrt ans Meer. Bald mehr Meer.

So I switched back to Chrome (dev channel version) from Chromium for now – and one of the things missing is the “Create application shortcuts” menu entry. Indeed, the whole page menu got integrated into a single menu with the dev channel version. But that’s no problem, you just replace your existing application shortcut, i.e. […]

Documenting a lifehack / solution to a nagging problem is an important thing on the social web, right? So here I go with a workaround I found out – together with my friend Thorsten Zörner – to embed multiple waves into blog posts. Now where’s the problem? One can get an embed code for a […]

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 […]

via relationship-economy.com, crossposted from posterous Haha, don’t bother me with cars/telephone/… , I am perfectly fine with my horse-carriage and whip/telex and letters/… PS. this is more of an earmarked posterous link, I am testing cross-blog-syndication 😉

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This blog got newly renovated, I did this mainly because my template of long had gathered a bit of dust (and I refrained from teaching it new tricks …). So here and for mainly nostalgic reasons a glimpse back into the past, my modified template, thanks to Chetan Kunte for Plain Vanilla: