The ‘New Order‘ concert last night was totally awesome! I’ve got plenty of photos which will be uploaded this weekend in the supplement.
Was nice to meet up with Sarah & friends, Ski and Sarah2. :)
I’ll see you at the big day out. Here is a copy of the set list from last night www.neworderonline.com/currentnews.asp#news_id404
An interesting article by Mark Brownlow in Marketing Profs.com on ‘Six Classic Mistakes Email Newsletters Make’ ::: www.marketingprofs.com/perspect/brownlow1.asp
Here is a useful collection of Flash 5 / Actionscripting websites ::: http://flash5actionscript.com/flashmeisters.php
Geoff Stearns playground website, ‘Deconcept Technologies v3’. He has some interesting examples of Actionscript and has written a chapter in the Flash5 book, ‘Macromedia Flash: Super Samurai‘ ::: www.deconcept.com
I’ve been reading ‘No Logo’ by Naomi Klein for a little while now, and someone asked me the other day for the website. Here it is ::: www.nologo.org
An article by Laurie Rosenwald in ‘Communication Arts’ on ‘Illustration: Graphic Design’s Poor Relation’ ::: www.commarts.com/ca/coldesign/lauR_134.html
A month old but interesting article by Meryl K. Evans in Digital Web Magazine which focuses on business models, ‘Building the Business Game Plan’ ::: www.digital-web.com/features/feature_2001-12.shtml
An excellent article by Peter Fielding in ‘Digital Web Magazine’ on planning, collaboration, purpose, and cohesive organization in a web business. It’s titled, This Business Brittle.
An excellent website by 37Signal called, ‘Design Not Found’ which focuses on real-world examples of good and bad contingency design and how various websites communicate with visitors when things go wrong.
K10K launch their joint project, ‘Moodstats’ ::: www.moodstats.com
An interesting article on how innovation will increase the prospects of potential employees ::: www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/hr/story
Time ‘2001 Inventions of the Year’ ::: www.time.com/time/2001/inventions
The ‘Hulton Archive’, a collection of over 40 million unique photographs & illustrations recording history to the present day. ::: www.hultonarchive.com
