These are some good ideas on how to have good ideas.
One problem with the way we typically brainstorm is this: it’s unnatural. We bang our heads against the wall while chanting “think, thinkâ€. If you’re like me, your brain doesn’t like to be told what to do. The second I sit down and “make†myself be creative, my brain goes on lockdown. Nothing in, nothing out. There’s no such thing as forced creativity.
Via 43 Folders.
More importantly, I think many of us couldn’t have ever predicted how email would demand so much attention in our lives. So most of us are still having a hell of a time figuring our how to give it exactly as much attention as it deserves.
Ladies and gentlemen, place your bets!
At the Linux World conference in downtown San Francisco this week, the world’s leading cell phone manufacturers, Nokia and Motorola, took a decidedly different approach to embracing the Penguin. Motorola took the stage – Nokia chose a back seat.
I’ll go with Motorola. The approach of “Don’t ifx if it’s not broken” shouldn’t be applied everywhere. Particularly, I think, it shouldn’t be applied to the mobile market at this stage. The time will tell, of course.
… for the last day, you know.
Via GigaOM I came across this sad story.
Forbes says PubSub is too broke to even file for bankruptcy.
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user tvset on 2006-08-20