Self-sabotage. Why don't we prioritise outcomes over outputs and process?
A culture of low trust, and a lack of clarity, has lead to an overemphasis on process and outputs. This is harming all of us that work in the cultural sector.
A culture of low trust, and a lack of clarity, has lead to an overemphasis on process and outputs. This is harming all of us that work in the cultural sector.
A few thoughts on the benefits of working with content experts
New approaches to thinking about and unlocking value could lead to surprising and different ways of reaching and connecting with audiences.
A 'clogged and leaky' pipeline is leading to a serious and worring brain drain, and has done for over a decade now
The idea of constant change is exhausting, how to stay curious when everything changes all the time
A short one this week as it's Midsommar here in Sweden so I'm off to drink some snaps and do the frog dance. Glad Midsommar! Screen apnea: What happens to our breath when we type, tap, scroll I've been really conscious of what happens...
Google zero, TikTok misinformation, audience experiments, whistleblowers, reconnection, the death of news media, a warning against oversharing, 1,000 best films, and Diesel the donkey.
Google documentation leaks, the downfall of DeviantArt, the impact of hybrid working, the internet in 2004, fax art, and iconic tweets.
Molly White pointing out we can have a better web, the women behind the modern web, Rachel Coldicutt on new ways for cultural orgs to engage with digital tools, 20 'best' new websites, future thinking, social media nightmares, childhood artworks, and grammar corrections.
Google's new AI-powered products, an exploration of one-star reviews, managing your energy, preparing kids for the post-digital age, a discarded pineapple, and Australia's richest woman unhappy with a portrait.
A history of online messaging, more on Chinese deepfakes of deceased loved ones, Digital Works Conference catchup, Chief Digital Officers in 2014, Apple missing the mark, burnout pushing workers to use AI tools, weird Simpsons, and goats.