Quote: Hugh Macleod on creativity
“Everyone is born creative; everyone is given a box of crayons in kindergarten.”
— From cartoonist Hugh Macleod, author of “Ignore Everybody“, one of Amazon’s Top 10 Editor’s Picks for Best Business Books of 2009.
“Everyone is born creative; everyone is given a box of crayons in kindergarten.”
— From cartoonist Hugh Macleod, author of “Ignore Everybody“, one of Amazon’s Top 10 Editor’s Picks for Best Business Books of 2009.
The Interactive Industry is one where you really have to take an active role in “being” digital. Not just loving digital, but living digital. And that means embracing technology and new methods into your everyday life. When an industry is as fast growing as the internet, everything is constantly changing. In order to be good…
We like to think that we know a thing or two about business magazines. (We read a lot!) I recently entered a heated debate about magazine advertising – What to look for, what works, what doesn’t. Of course, you’ve got to get the fundamentals right – target audience, frequency and reach – but effective print…
They are mavens in their field and have created remarkable businesses of their own! They are the judges who busily shared their combined wisdom to help us rank this year’s top SMART100 innovations. Winners to be announced on 28 Aug at Shin-dig in Melbourne, grab your tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com.au/better-than-sliced-bread-how-to-amplify-your-innovation-smart100-awards They are the…. SMART100 2018 Maven Judges…
The most important thing to get right when producing a consumer magazine is also the hardest. I’m talking about the cover. Aside from pleasing subscribers, the cover artwork largely determines whether any particular edition will be a success or a flop on the newsstands. Some of our favourite editions were retail disasters, simply because of…
Here’s an Idea – Bring Back the Suggestion Box The New York Times For all those small-business owners looking for additional sources of profitable revenue — and who isn’t? — one option may be to go back to something old-fashioned: the suggestion box. Hi-tech doing well despite the crisis Australian IT AMID the continued gloom…
What comes after the iPad touch screen interface? Will we all soon be starring in our own private Minority Report? Enter “skinput”: — bio-acoustic sensing technology that allows the human body itself to be used as an input device. According to Carnegie Mellon University researcher Chris Harrison, different body locations give off “acoustically distinct” sound waves when touched, opening up a world of possibility for touching feely techies.
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