ThreeDimensionalPeople

Does it strike anyone else as odd, that just a few months after Time celebrates a new era of the empowered You, most of the chatter about t...

The current issue of Booz Allen's Strategy & Business magazine contains some interesting data points - salutory reading for those wh...

As companies around the world wake up to the new reality that the web flattens the playing field and offers more choices for people than the...

Tomi T. A. points to an interesting recent finding. Q Research is reported in this week's issue of New Media Age (April 19, 2007) with ...

Today is the soft launch of our very own Beta Labs - a place to test our new applications and services. Kind of strange that we've not ...

S60 has just launched web widgets . The Web Run-Time which allows the use of web widgets using standard web technologies - e.g. AJAX on the...

Peter Kim picks up on Lester Wunderman's comments at this week's Forrester Marketing Forum : We used to be in the business of direc...

Dr. Helen picks up a profound quote: Men talk to their search engines more than their girlfriends, work colleagues or even their families. ...

This note is aimed at brand owners, frustrated by the increasingly expensive and ineffectual advertising spending on traditional media and w...

Good to see this happening - an invite only event for Mobile2.0 movers and shakers in Silicon Valley on April 24: Come ready to experience ...

I think Brad Feld's doing a great job at demystifying the somewhat perplexing aura of the VC world; today's post is a case in poin...

As numerous people have observed, Flickr (and other publish & subscribe photo services) can be thought of a subtle communication channel...

I was excited when I heard about Juha Christensen's new outfit - Sonopia . He's got a track record for thinking big, knows mobile in...

Until recently, Twitter passed me by. It just seemed so small. The delightful dull blog pictured provides dullness should you want it, but ...

Mr Griffin is one of the brightest minds in the business of reinventing the media industry. His insights spring from, well, just being damn ...

This is right on the money regarding the ever-present need for big companies such as ours to innovate: Every company innovates until it fin...

Kim Cameron reports on a rather worrying situation with UK education - fingerprinting kids without their parents' consent. This from t...

Whether it's at a dinner-party or late night foray into a strange bar, the fact that I work for Nokia is an easy ticket to talk. People ...

One of the fun aspects of my job is to organize informal "speaker series" sessions. These are opportunities for thought leaders, t...

Ever since Wired had the "cycling machines as energy generators" as an Artifact from the Future (can't find the link) I've...