“But see, that’s the point. We don’t expect anyone will choose the ads. Because, for a very reasonable monthly fee, you’ll be able to eliminate all those ads and get your content free of all nterruptions. How reasonable, you say? Well, let’s say that for $30 a month you could watch all the TV you [...]
Entries Tagged as 'manifesto'
it’s funny (and a bit devious) cause it’s true
November 15th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: branding · business · communication · manifesto · marketing · planning · strategy
briefings and/of the future
May 12th, 2009 · No Comments
“I came into this motherfucker a hundred grand strongNine to be exact, from grindin G-packsPut this shit in motion ain’t no rewindin me backCould make 40 off a brick but one rhyme could beat thatAnd if somebody woulda told ‘em that Hov’ would sell clothinHeh, not in this lifetime, wasn’t in my right mindThat’s another [...]
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Strawberries in January pt 5: from the head of Zeus Jones
October 10th, 2008 · No Comments
In keeping with building on existing relationships:
A very sharp and clear discription of the distinction between telling about usefullness and being usefull.
The Aesthetic Divide by Adrian Ho
Tags: manifesto
Strawberries in January pt 4 : the magic starts after the trick
September 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment
A very important rule in magic (the real kind, not the one that creates 700 billion, ha!) states, that the real magic starts after the trick is done.
When a trick is performed correctly, the audience will go home and add stuff to the trick that was not there, but does enhance the trick.
Once home [...]
Strawberries in January pt 3: the way forward: enhancing relationships, not creating totaly new ones
September 5th, 2008 · No Comments
I realized there was no need to create new forms; all I had to do was design the relationship between a human, an object, and what is around the two. That realization gave me a big relief.
For example, if a client asked me “Please design a chair” while sitting in a good chair, I [...]
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Strawberries in January: part 2 hidden in plain site
March 7th, 2008 · No Comments
The Japanese tea ceremony cha-no-yu is an ancient tradition; it’s most famous practicioner went by the name Sen no Rikyu.
Amongst many things he became emporer Hideyoshi’s favorite tea master, and part adviser on matters of politics and culture.
On a certain day emporer Hideyoshi decided to pay Sen no Rikyu a visit at his house. [...]
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Strawberries in January: part 1
March 6th, 2008 · No Comments
Ichi-go Ichi- e