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Rob Walker|Essays
Where We Work
The computer-screen desktop, considered as a category of work space.
Rob Walker|Essays
Overshareability
Evernote's introvert focus raises a question: Has digital design become overly obsessed with extroverted behavior?
Brian LaRossa|Commentary
Fail Fast, Hasten Slowly: Reconciling Print and Digital Product Development Cultures
Print and digital product development strategies are historically described as opposing forces, but they aren’t wholly at odds.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Clement Mok
Clement Mok on the early days of Apple computer, the joys of working for Steve Jobs and starting his successful businesses.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Critics Critical Criticism
Meta-criticism all over the blogosphere (but why only about books?)
Rob Walker|Essays
Object of Interest: The Yellow Card
An appreciation of a great World Cup object: the yellow card.
Rob Walker|Essays
Staring Back at Security Cameras
Why the ubiquitous security deserves as much scrutiny as it gives.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Amy Webb
Digital strategist and author Amy Webb on how she gamed online dating to find her husband.
Julie Lasky|Reviews
When Worlds Collide
Report on TEDGlobal 2009, held July 21–24 in Oxford, England.
Jonathan Schultz|Projects
EyeWriter
Report on the EyeWriter software system, which allows a graffiti artist suffering from ALS to continue working merely by moving his eyes.
Jane Withers|Essays
In Praise of Shadows
Essay adapted from "In Praise of Shadows: New European Lighting Design," presented at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, September 19–October 18, 2009.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Nothing Runs Like A...
A note about Deere & Company’s foray into the consumer market.
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