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Evan Williams on listening to Twitter users | Video on TED.com
I was just watching the recent TED Talk by Twitter co-founder Evan Williams. In the video he talks about how the explosive growth of Twitter has mainly come from unexpected uses by the Twitter community. This reminds me of the PBR story. Brands exist for the benefit of people. There's really no other way to look at it.Collected in dennisdemori's videos Mar 2, 2009 -
BOOMBOX - Chunnel
People just LOVE to post videos of themselves dancing. Obviously, not everyone's video gets viewed by millions of people, but these videos have the qualities that make people want to share them: 1. They're simple 2. They're interesting 3. They're easily shared Here's the newest one I discovered today:Collected in dennisdemori's videos Feb 20, 2009 -
Miami Ad School: Richard Monturo on BRIC POP on Vimeo
Last night we were inspired and entertained by Richard Montura, a Strategic Planner from La Comunidad in Miami. He didn't come to us to specifically talk to us about Planning, but to discuss his observations from traveling all over the world for two years. It was a wonderful lecture. His story was fun, inspiring and entertaining. To paraphrase one of my Planner friends, "I thought I knew a lot about this stuff, but he made me feel like a child all over again."Collected in dennisdemori's videos Feb 17, 2009 -
Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity | Video on TED.com
A few interesting points: If you're not prepared to be wrong, you won't come up with anything original.Collected in dennisdemori's videos Feb 14, 2009 -
Elizabeth Gilbert on genius | Video on TED.com
One of the key insights author Elizabeth Gilbert has goes back to the times of Ancient Rome and Greece. In those days, people believed "genius" came from a divine source. This theory evolved from having genius to being a genius. She says that this tremendous pressure to live up to the expectations of being a genius puts an unnatural burden and expectation on creative people, which inevitably leads to their burnout or early demise. She says, "I think the pressure of that has been killing off our artists forCollected in dennisdemori's videos Feb 10, 2009 -
History of NYC's internet community by Fred Wilson. - Boing Boing
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dennisdemori I was just watching the recent TED Talk by Twitter co-founder Evan Williams. In the video he talks about how the explosive growth of Twitter has mainly come from unexpected uses by the Twitter community. This reminds me of the PBR story. Brands exist for the benefit of people. There's really no other way to look at it.
Mar 2, 2009