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c60 Redux from I Miss My Pencil / making music tangible again

December 11, 2010 — Leave a comment

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just one of the many beautiful experiments….

see Michael’s thoughts: http://michaelhendrix.blogspot.com/2010/12/music-industry-hack-yourself.html

Core 77 writes about it here: http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/core77_exclusive_ideos_i_miss_my_pe…

visit the site: http://www.imissmypencil.com/

or buy the book… it’s worth it.

Designing Media – new book by Bill Moggridge – all Interviews online (with e.g. Wales, Anderson, Zuckerberg, Nussbaum, Rosling)

November 14, 2010 — Leave a comment
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Don’t miss this new book and website from Bill (who? here: http://www.fastcodesign.com/1662670/ideo-co-founder-bill-moggridge-wins-2010-…

Here’s an overview of the chapters and people Bill interviewed:

1 HERE TO STAY

Interviews with Paul Saffo, James Truman, Chris Anderson, Neil Stevenson, and DJ Spooky

2 YES WE CAN

Interviews with Jimmy Wales, Craig Newmark, Tim Westergren, Blixa Bargeld with Erin Zhu, Airside, and Roger McNamee

3 NEW CONNECTIONS

Interviews with Jorge Just, Chad Hurley, Alexandra Juhasz, Bob Mason with Jeremy Merle, Ev Williams, and Mark Zuckerberg

4 BOTH WORLDS

Interviews with Joel Hyatt, Bruce Nussbaum, Jessie Scanlon, Jane Friedman, Martin Eberhard, and Rich Archuleta

5 CONTENT IS KING

Interviews with Arthur Sulzberger Jr., Alice Rawsthorn, Ira Glass, and Colin Callender

6 LET THE TRUTH BE TOLD

Interviews with David Fanning, Mark Gerzon, Shinichi Takemura, and Hans Rosling with Ola Rosling and Anna Rosling Rönnlund

I MISS MY PENCIL

June 20, 2009 — Leave a comment
I MISS MY PENCIL
Source: www.imissmypencil.com
This website focuses on experiments that explore the sensorial and experiential side of the everyday. These explorations are made real through collaboration between IDEO designers and experts of all kinds—a renegade physicist, afusion chef, awhip-
    It’s a blog, that thinks it’s a website, that thinks it’s the book I Miss My Pencil. And it’s so loopy and schizophrenic, it feels a little like dry humping a cheese grater: at times exciting, sometimes outrageous, and always painful—and in the process, you might ruin a good pair of trousers.