My friend Danielle makes really awesome jewelry. And now she has her own website, Inheritance Jewelry. OK, granted, the website could use some work design-wise, but it’s still early days, she’s new to this world… This is what Web 2.0 REALLY means to me, why it’s REALLY important. It allows a young woman like Danielle [...]
I remember my first really big Internet “A-Ha!” moment like it was yesterday. It was about a decade ago, just after the DotCom crash, around the same time I first heard about blogging. I had just heard from somewhere that Salon.com, one of the first big-time magazines to launch exclusively online (that was still a [...]
The Internet changed my life. Totally, utterly transformed it. Of course it did. In a very short period of time. A couple of years, tops. And then there’s also my Internet-famous rockstar friends: Those who, similar to myself, somehow managed to create these interesting, web-enabled, prosperous, functioning little online micro-empires of their own. Internet mavens [...]
[The Cube Grenade I did for Shit Creek Consulting etc.] Traditional advertising doesn’t work very well. Sure, it tries, and tries hard, but most of the time, it fails. It fails far worse now than it ever did during the golden era of TV or print. Those days are gone. We live in The Internet [...]
[A different angle on the Angel Gabriel etc. You can get the print here etc.] This is why I love the internet… In the old, pre-internet days, if you were a cartoonist like me and wanted to be successful, you pretty much had to be famous. Not hugely famous necessarily, but somebody with a pretty [...]
Back in the mid-90s, when the Internet was still the size of a tadpole and TV was still the Big Kahuna, I was working in a large advertising agency that had many big, blue-chip clients. We were given a brief to work on, a well-known laundry detergent. All the other teams went away and came [...]
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His work acknowledges the absurdity of workaday life, while also encouraging employees to respond with passion, creativity, and non-conformity... MacLeod’s work is undeniably an improvement over the office schlock of yore. At its best, it’s more honest, and more cognizant of the entrepreneurial psyche, while still retaining some idealism.
The New RepublicLast year my State of the College address was 76 slides loaded with data. This year it was 14 cartoons that were substantially more memorable.
Len Schlesinger"There are only two daily newsletters that I look forward to opening and reading every time they show up to my inbox: Seth Godin's and gapingvoid."
Tony HsiehHugh MacLeod is a genius. Genius.
Seth GodinIn moments of indecision I glance at the wall [to Hugh's work] for guidance.
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