May 6, 2010

daily bizcard 14: clive thompson

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Today’s “Daily Biz­card” design, “I Am Not Nor­mal”, goes to jour­na­list Clive Thomp­son, who I met briefly in March at SXSW in the Hil­ton Hotel bar.

Clive wri­tes for both Wired and The New York Times. Mee­ting him, I had the impres­sion of an extre­mely active, ori­gi­nal mind. Some­body totally enga­ged in the world around him, some­body not behol­den to Bore­dom. A qua­lity we could all use more of…

[The Daily Biz­card archive is here etc.]

[Com­mis­sion Hugh]

[Clive, please send me an e-mail at gapingvoid@gmail.com with your ship­ping address and the details you want on the back of the biz­card, and I’ll send a free batch of 100 to you. Thanks!]

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3 Responses to “daily bizcard 14: clive thompson”

  1. Steve says:

    I like this!

  2. Carien says:

    Our MD prin­ted this one out and stuck it on the wall above my desk. I’ve often been accu­sed of being the most nor­mal per­son around here. I find it offen­sive — I asso­ciate nor­ma­lity with a kind of quiet desperation…

    But I’ve come to rea­lise this too: being nor­mal in one group of peo­ple means being a total freak in another.

  3. Kathy Sierra says:

    You keep doing cards on all the peo­ple who ins­pire me! Clive Thompson’s Wired piece on what hap­pens when you have ‘follo­wers’ was the final push that led me to delete my Face­book and Twit­ter accounts.

    And I could not pos­sibly thank him enough.

    I lis­ten to pretty much anything he says. I’m not sur­pri­sed you’d find him inte­res­ting… you and he share at least one attri­bute I care about: the abi­lity to write decep­ti­vely sim­ple pie­ces that manage to crawl under your skin. Tro­jan paragraphs.

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