From the monthly archives:

March 2009

Twitter Updates for 2009-03-30

March 30, 2009 Managing Experience

Just found this: “IATV” #ux #ixd #seo #ucd #ia Q:What do you think you’ll find in UCD vs UX vs IxD??? No matter, cool. http://bit.ly/2syLX4 # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-29

March 29, 2009 Managing Experience

RT @corbett3000 live stream of #askhw at #gov20camp: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/joey-show! # What do you think of these IxD patterns? UI Pattern Factory http://bit.ly/10qJUd # Interesting: Report to Congress on Benefits of eGov Initiatives. #gov20 #egov http://bit.ly/7GZMW Warning: Interesting like C-Span… # More #gov20 – this time from IBM: “Just do it” http://bit.ly/fnwqw – key question: Metrics [...]

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-27

March 27, 2009 Managing Experience

“Computing has displaced radio as the number two media activity. Radio is now number three and print is number four.” http://bit.ly/A0Sip # TEDTalks : Why we think it’s OK to cheat and steal (sometimes) – Dan Ariely (2009) http://bit.ly/sFeAd # Top Prototyping tools: The list http://bit.ly/2d7kj Don’t forget…sharpies + paper…. # Why I am no [...]

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-13

March 13, 2009 Managing Experience

Consolidation in the Persuasion space: EEG+Eyetracking+GSR=$$$ http://bit.ly/TT0Z I knew those hours with gooey electrodes would pay off! # How persuasive is your copywriting? The quiz. http://bit.ly/4rcUTW Not perfect, but has the right idea. # Sound familiar? “If I don’t have my cell phone in my hand, I feel nervous and kind of isolated from society” [...]

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-10

March 10, 2009 Managing Experience

Play back users’ action in your brower: UserFly review http://bit.ly/WxM5d # Who is more popular: Email or Social networking? http://bit.ly/15JmBY # Razorfish research: Trends in Social Influence Marketing. Watch out: “Your CEO will get on Facebook” http://bit.ly/QhGq # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-08

March 8, 2009 Managing Experience

The MOMA does Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, iTunes U, and Flickr. Nice. Mediabistro: http://bit.ly/yTIvz MOMA: http://bit.ly/JLeh # “Signs and Sales DO work” EEG and Eyetracking in supermarket http://bit.ly/igx1L “Her brain was barely active without the signs”…really? # Lifeblob – interesting social timeline. Interesting User Experience http://bit.ly/ZwwHR # Facebook’s “In-House Sociologist”: We have hundreds of friends, but [...]

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-06

March 6, 2009 Managing Experience

Who directs policy and strategic planning of federal information technology investments spending? Kundra…Hello cloud! http://bit.ly/66I0 # I agree with Arrington: “It’s Time To Start Thinking Of Twitter As A Search Engine” http://bit.ly/527tV # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-05

March 5, 2009 Managing Experience

The “smarter web” – not your father’s search box! http://bit.ly/2LUlZ # Should you pay bloggers? Forrester: Yes http://bit.ly/p0DtJ | ReadWriteWeb: No http://bit.ly/UGEve # Who said it: “There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance,” ??? http://bit.ly/1YmVt # To OpenID or not to OpenID comments. This is the [...]

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-04

March 4, 2009 Managing Experience

Looking for a great Creative Director http://bit.ly/2AmMFK http://bit.ly/m4aJ9 – please RT! # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Twitter Updates for 2009-03-02

March 2, 2009 Managing Experience

IBM: Social Media+Culture=Success; Social Media vs. Culture=Failure. Very true. I’ve seen it. http://bit.ly/18ahaY # Fortune interview w/ Intel’s Director of UX http://bit.ly/6Opln “in a bad economy socially driven technologies … catch on more quickly” # From Neuromarketing: Five Videos: Your Brain on Super Bowl Ads http://9oati.th8.us # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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