The art of a good headline has been undermined by our reptile brains, and in the process, we're blinding our search engines by eliminating useful metadata. Once, a headline conveyed a quick summary of the story: Fifteen dead in high-speed bagel tragedy. Today, however, the structure of news has separated the tease from the story.Read more
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First, we had suspects
Perambulation, October 8, 2016I’m launching a conference on business technology disruption called Pandemon.io. I’d like it if you told your friends, or followed us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. I’d love it if you signed up for our weekly newsletter, which we’re packing with useful stories and interviews with our speakers. And I’d be absolutely ecstatic if youRead more
The Lean Analytics Backchannel
Startup Marketing, February 29, 2016My Lean Analytics co-author Ben and I are launching a backchannel for entrepreneurs who want to dig deeper on data-driven business. Here’s why, and how you can join.
On chat as interface
Perambulation, February 26, 2016Musings on the (for now) strange world of chat, where the interfaces are untestable, every use leaves a logfile, each interaction is a survey, and we talk with our cars and bank accounts.
24h in VR 0:00-0:23: Electric Monk
Immersion, February 16, 2016Three VR experiences demonstrate just how much the human brain doesn’t like conflicting information about movement and position.
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