I read once that before you do many things well you should do one thing well. Meet One Thing.
Here’s a compelling pitch for Ello, the ad-free social network. It’s a pitch, clearly, from Paul Budnitz, the CEO. It’s also a nice summary of Facebook’s user surveillance and tracking.
The program brings together an intriguing mix of founders, thinkers, business and social venture leaders, philanthropists and media to share their perspective on how we can all participate in changing the world.
If Danny was in the room, you knew it. I was asked, more than once, “Who is that guy?” He never shrank into the background. He sat up front, always had something to say and usually wanted to be the first and last word.
The band used the life-on-speed app from Instagram for a fast but steady ride around Chicago.
In the networked culture, it’s worth remembering: images reveal what happened, but don’t necessarily explain it.
Showpiece productions like the recent NSA Files from The Guardian and last year’s Snowfall from the New York Times offer hope for the future of news. They are part of a micro-burst of experimentation that hints at what the next generation of digital news products could look and feel like every day.