The Whippet #126 is great. The Whippet is reliably good, and you should subscribe because (as this edition makes clear), it will be a while… Read More »McKinley Valentine on the user experience of the whodunnit (and neural networks)
The reader whom these things do not interest, has only himself to blame if he reads farther, and I do not desire any other indulgence… Read More »It’s not for you: John Stuart Mill Edition
One recipe for success is to become the go-to – the one that people reach for when they want to do X… like Clayton Christensen’s… Read More »The go-to
In the Christmas story, the baby comes for everyone – from the highest of the high to the lowest of the low… with a bias… Read More »Shepherds and Kings
Good conferences create a range of stages for members of the cohort to try things out on. Workshops, seminars and meetings happening alongside the keynote… Read More »Conference: small stages
What does a conference do? Conferences are a way of aggregating – of bringing together – several different valuable things. Conferences aggregate people… A conference… Read More »Conference
We often focus on the attention economy as it relates to life online, but it’s a helpful lens for thinking about the rest of our… Read More »Attention hours
anchor.fm comes highly recommended as free-to-use-with -almost-no-limits one-stop-shop for podcasting. It’s apparently brilliant, intuitive and powerful, and an easy way to get your podcast onto… Read More »Podcasting resource: Anchor.fm
One of the great pleasures of writing a daily post here has been watching the steady trickle of visitors coming through. In the last 365… Read More »2001
Crikey, it’s a very long photo of a postbox – read on for some thoughts about information architecture and the Royal Mail. From a distance… Read More »Postbox: good info