Signposts for the Week ending February 2, 2007
by Adaptive PathKelly Goto on Paying Your Dues.
How to Reinvent the Palm OS.
Why don’t we ask ourselves more often what a company doesn’t do well? asks Scrivs.
LukeW on The Shifting Role of Design.
We find it hard to believe this Pew report that says 28% of Americans are taggers.
Artists making art out of interfaces.
File under: We’ll Believe It When We See It: BusinessWeek claims Kodak is back on the road to innovation.
Bill Gates gets seriously worked up over the implication that Vista’s UI is a rip-off of Mac OS X.
The nation of Denmark has made “strengthening user-centered innovation” a strategic priority for economic development.
Be more productive: get up earlier.
Malcolm Gladwell defends Enron. Sort of.
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