![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jadesfireIt's been a while since my last linkspam, and although I've got over 60 links on my library list, these seemed more fun right now:
Things to Read
So what do you call it anyway? A great little piece about social medai, netiquette and taking a chill pill. Also, best title for an article that I've seen for a long time. No, I'm not going to tell you, you'll have to click and see.
The Che Legacy. A short history of the world's most iconic picture. Che condom, anybody?
Obama requests over $256m for museums and libraries. Guys, I think I love your President.
Social media in the workplace. One thing that never ceases to amaze me about these articles is how surprised interviewees always sound. When the world is full of management books that emphasise how important communication is, why are they shocked that getting employees talking to management and vice versa is simple, cheap and effective?
And for the guys in Japan: Japanese publisher fighting comic bootlegs.
Even soldiers are using iPhones now
My 'must read':
I don't know if I've posted this before, but it bears repeating: Personal Network bill of rights and responsibilities. This is something I would do well to remember sometimes.
Things to see
Beautiful pictures of the New York Public Library without the public.
The Triumph of the Geek: A Slideshow. A swift tour through geek fashion from the 1950s onward.
The ultimate water clock. Very elegant.
It's a map of Manhattan but not as we know it
My 'must see':
Yes, this is a cake. *whistles*
Things to Watch
A simple, effective video proving that you don't need fancy animation to get your point across.
I can't imagine there's a single reader on my flist who hasn't done at least ONE THING in this video
A couple of videos from The Ignite Show. Tagline: Enlighten us, but make it quick:
Lisa Katayama on Japanese gadgets.
Bram Pitoyo on fonts
And finally, my 'must watch':
How do you eat yours? Seriously, WATCH THIS VIDEO. I cannot imagine being bored enough to make this, but wow, I'm glad they were.
Things to Read
So what do you call it anyway? A great little piece about social medai, netiquette and taking a chill pill. Also, best title for an article that I've seen for a long time. No, I'm not going to tell you, you'll have to click and see.
The Che Legacy. A short history of the world's most iconic picture. Che condom, anybody?
Obama requests over $256m for museums and libraries. Guys, I think I love your President.
Social media in the workplace. One thing that never ceases to amaze me about these articles is how surprised interviewees always sound. When the world is full of management books that emphasise how important communication is, why are they shocked that getting employees talking to management and vice versa is simple, cheap and effective?
And for the guys in Japan: Japanese publisher fighting comic bootlegs.
Even soldiers are using iPhones now
My 'must read':
I don't know if I've posted this before, but it bears repeating: Personal Network bill of rights and responsibilities. This is something I would do well to remember sometimes.
Things to see
Beautiful pictures of the New York Public Library without the public.
The Triumph of the Geek: A Slideshow. A swift tour through geek fashion from the 1950s onward.
The ultimate water clock. Very elegant.
It's a map of Manhattan but not as we know it
My 'must see':
Yes, this is a cake. *whistles*
Things to Watch
A simple, effective video proving that you don't need fancy animation to get your point across.
I can't imagine there's a single reader on my flist who hasn't done at least ONE THING in this video
A couple of videos from The Ignite Show. Tagline: Enlighten us, but make it quick:
Lisa Katayama on Japanese gadgets.
Bram Pitoyo on fonts
And finally, my 'must watch':
How do you eat yours? Seriously, WATCH THIS VIDEO. I cannot imagine being bored enough to make this, but wow, I'm glad they were.