A quite different, second version of this presentation, given on 21st May 2013 at Squared.
Whole new back end, and a more useful one at that, perhaps. Though it's only a day old as a structural thought as I write this, so will no doubt improve.
Overall, this version of the presentation is less curmogeonly in spirit, at least where it matters.
8. āFracking is an
aggressive, invasive
technique for extracting
valuable raw materials
out of hard to reach
placesā
phil adams, Blonde digital
(and Chemical Engineer grad)
http://rivetin.gs/storyfracking
17. before this, I worked at PHD Media for seven years as
āthe excitable scottish innovation oneā
18. ...which just
became a stick
that social and
advertising
zealots used to
beat each other
with...
(sorry)
http://rivetin.gs/bonfires
i wrote this in 2009...
20. āI believe that the future of brand
communications lies in finding a way to
become part of communities, and
communicate with them in a way that is
shared, participatory and reciprocalā
http://rivetin.gs/communis
me, five years ago
28. three books about the skills people
need to sustain everyday life
The Craftsman
2008
together
2012
with ācitiesā
to follow...
working well cooperation
http://rivetin.gs/craftsman
29. āan exchange in
which the
participants
benefit from the
encounterā
http://rivetin.gs/together
cooperation
the latest book, ātogetherā is about
31. āwhen we speak about
communication skills, we focus on
how to make a clear presentation,
to present what we think or feel...ā
Richard sennett, Together
41. is it telling
that very few
crowdsourced
āwinnersā are
around for
long?
42. dialogicfrom work of russian philosopher Mikhail Bahktin
āA discussion that
does not resolve
itself by finding
common ground...ā
Richard sennett, Together
http://rivetin.gs/bakhtin
43. ā[people] become
more aware of
their own views
and expand their
understanding
of one anotherā
Richard sennett, Together
http://rivetin.gs/enlightenment
dialogic:
54. āif weāre used to seeing
the world through a
centralised lens,
decentralised
organisations donāt
make much senseā
http://rivetin.gs/starfish
67. āwe've abandoned
core values that
used to be
fundamental to
the web worldā
http://rivetin.gs/thewebwelost
Anil Dash,
āThe web we lostā
68. i fear the day when you look on
ifttt and thereās only one channel
http://ifttt.com
69. āThere's a little
meme I've been
hearing recently.
Columnists
repeating it,
"Don't read the
bottom half of
the internet"...ā
rob manual
http://rivetin.gs/bottomhalf
84. Labour theory
of brand value:
you have to make everything
with the infinite canvas of
the internet in mind http://rivetin.gs/legoinside
85. What if we stitched smaller ideas together to create a
longer idea? What if we stitched smaller ideas
together to create a longer idea? What if we stitched
smaller ideas together to create a longer idea? What
if we stitched smaller ideas together to create a
longer idea? What if we stitched smaller ideas
together to create a longer idea? Gareth Kay What if
we stitched smaller ideas together to create a longer
idea? What if we stitched smaller ideas together to
create a longer idea? What if we stitched smaller
ideas together to create a longer idea? What if we
http://rivetin.gs/thinksmall
86. āA brand is simply a collection
of perceptions in the mind of
the consumerā
Paul Feldwick, 1991
http://rivetin.gs/feldwick
87. ā I donāt think this definition
is entirely adequate.ā
http://rivetin.gs/farisbrand
faris yakob, 2010
88. the modern brand is
like a bittorrent file
complex, distributed,
moving, uncontrollable...
...and yet never complete
without every part
99. Iām really interested in the making
of āitā -where the making is part of
the story of the āitā...
thomas heatherwick
ā
ā
http://rivetin.gs/heatherwick