Pudong view from Bund by J. Patrick Fischer

One of Madison Avenue’s legendary names has shifted its sights to China.

DDB (Doyle Dane Bernbach) in New York is moving its global creative headquarters to Shanghai. While DDB will continue to have offices in New York and elsewhere, it will base its chief creative officer in China. (Susan Krashinsky March 7)

John Zeigler chief digital officer of Tribal DDB also moved to Singapore in January of this year.

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Munich ladies riding tram 17 to perform at the 'Auer Dult' spring fest

Feel encouraged if not obligated to post your dirndl photos onto the Pinterest World Dirndl board

• Your world class photo goes on the ‘World Dirndl‘ board
• Pin your event photos onto the ‘Where do you wear your dirndl?‘ pin board.
• Fitting hairdos go on ‘hair to wear your dirndl with‘
• and all cute kitten photos are best pinned onto the ‘off beat dirndl‘ board (as long as the kitten is cuddling up in your dirndl’s apron).

 

Here’s how to install the ‘pin it’ option for your browser. It only takes a minute…

What is a dirndl?

Read the wikipedia entry here.

 

 

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Genuine Munich landmark

 



Berlin Spreerunde, named after the river Spree, and Isarrunde, named after the river Isar running through my birthplace Munich, are casual talkshows videotaped by mediaworkers from Berlin and Munich on the influence digital development has in our daily lives.

Speculations on what’s next and what will persist as much as sociological and technological aspects are being highlighted in weekly roundtables, most of which take place in the neighborhood cafe at 7 am in the morning.

Here’s an introduction for you to get to know the faces even though recorded in German Language:

 

 

Both groups or rounds collaborated in streaming live recordings from Germany’s largest blogger event, the re:publica in Berlin.

Watch recordings here

@isarrunde

 




While the bottom up approach of Isarrunde may be a favored way to go (with no budget it’s the only way), DLD Women was built top down and resembles a technically less feature rich TED.

It was built around the notion that women are playing an increasingly important role in digital, hence in business and politics, and seem to be better equipped than men in all things transformative (female intuition).

DLD has been founded by Stephanie Czerny and Marcel Reichart in 2005.

 

 

Apply now for DLD Women July 11-12.

@DLDConference

 

 

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The Peel Sessions 1978-79

 

Should funding prevail, the entire collection of John Peel sessions should be online and available by October at ‘the Space’.

Expect Munich band, FSK, the most often invited, favorite non-British band by the British radio legend amongst this archive of rather influential and perhaps skewed time pieces. Learn more here. Here’s the John Peel blog.

 

 


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How blogging changed my life

It didn’t.

Much rather, it allowed me to stay illusive and continue.

Continue into the by far most interesting time, the advertising industry has ever encountered.

 

“Blog like the wind”

Perhaps the most gratifying and amazing thing that will happen is that you will likely come to accept development as a friend.

When I started my career at age 17, I enjoyed a steady balance of confidence either by means of healthy self esteem or trust in god.

Either one would keep me cheerfully moving on.

While in fact it was owning a small regatta sailboat on lake Starnberg, where I grew up, that is to be credited for pleasantry and the healthy life/play balance.

39 years later, I can claim the same, but with a difference.

I now have come to trust development rather.

Even though I currently have no boat of my own nor that of my whilom father, nor much of anything else to show for. 

Development is a friend

Take analytics for instance.

I have no idea what I am looking at when looking at the analytics dashboard.

Two weeks later these same analytics demonstrate how traffic from google uk increased after I had associated myself with a group of people I think highly of in London.

 

How blogging changed my life

Other than for business, I see no use in blogging. A curriculum at best and chronicle of ones business pursuit, blogging makes me want to start from scratch at my own risk, with no money down.

With a budget I’d do tv ads.

 

 

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It's all context. A practical book assisting as guideline for the direction
the authors want our thinking to go








Sucker punch via dead girls tumblr




Successful marketing has recently taught us, that its not our thinking that changes what we do, it’s what we do that changes our thinking.







Velocity

The seven new laws for a world gone digital.

By Ajaz Ahmed and Stefan Olander.

17 years after Nicholas Negroponte published ‘Being Digital’, a marketing book is available starting today with much of the same intention.

It was written with decision makers of big brands in mind.

No step by step instructions are being offered.

It is meant to change the mindsets and direction our thinking is taking in accordance with circumstances.

It’s available
here starting today.

 

Via Gabriel Beltrone.




 

 

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Breathing Animals



non-breathing animal

 

Breathing Animals by Hungry, hungry Ghost

Find the bands credentials here. More songs here (soundcloud) and here (tumblr)

 

 

 

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We're a community of kids who make.

 

Kids are ready for this. They’re instinctively scientists and explorers

“65 percent of children entering grade school this year will end up working in careers that haven’t even been invented yet.”

—Cathy N. Davidson, Professorin Duke Universität.

 

“Creativity now is as important in education as literacy, and we should treat it with the same status.”

—Sir Ken Robinson.

 

DIY is a community of kids who make.

Whatever they make, they make in public.

Parent, grandparents have their own dashboard for monitoring.

Thinking does not change what we make, what we make changes our thinking.

 

Here’s how it works today:

1. DIY kids sign up and get their own Portfolio, a public web page to show off what they make.
2. They upload pictures of their projects using diy.org or the iOS app.
3. Kids’ projects are online for everyone to see, you can add Stickers to show support.
4. You also have your own dashboard to follow their activity and to make sure they’re not sharing anything that should be private.

 

blog.

@DIY

Find nice examples of what creative kids came up with by Virginia Lynne over here.

 

 

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