Below is a very interesting TED talk by Daniel Pink. In December Dan has a new book coming out called Drive: The Surprising Truth About What...

... a controversial iPhone app from PeterMagicJohnson: 1,720,962 views, 1,926 positive ratings (plus one from me ;)

Here's another mobile app idea inspired by data artworks from http://www.visualcomplexity.com Wouldn't it be cool to have mob applic...

featuring Molino (our house dog) on the guilt trip...

This is a concept for a mobile phone app that helps undecided to make a decision. It works as a psycho-digital oracle and provides four poss...

This idea was inspired by the latest book from Chris Anderson " FREE " where he writes about the future of a radical price: Wou...

Charlie Brooker of BBC shares his view on aspirational TV.

a quick project for Eyeka Philips contest. Using the existing slogan "Let your ears decide" was mandatory. (Music comes from my m...

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an idea for a browser plugin to get rid of those annoying banners and popups while you surf the web

awhile ago I made a post ( Great product, silly slogan ) where I criticized a slogan on a website and offered a more honest version ... and...

Here's my personal take on why classical interruption ads don't work any more as they used to. Think of advertising as a dominant an...

Armed also with a contagiously optimistic vision of the future, Benjamin is fully prepared to be the next Finance Minister for Japan. His pl...

Total Eclipse of the Heart: Literal Video Version

Here's a case at hand: United vs United customers "Carroll and his band, Sons of Maxwell, decided to write a song about the inciden...

An open letter to my former boss Jean-Remy von Matt:

Why not to have a special event when Daily Mirror online display goes literally mirror? Imagine you go online to check out news and instead...

the link why use meaningless and silly slogans for such a great experience that this french company is offering? Enjoying the stars (instead...

a brilliant idea from BBH to let street musicians remix and play songs from Oasis's upcoming album. So simple, so viral. I wonder why no...