November 2010
Twestival. Two years on.
Amanda’s story and work continues to give me goose bumps. She proves exactly what’s powerful about the web. Sometimes we forget that- what’s really at the heart of all of this- as we talk about the latest celebrity Twitter account, roll our eyes at the latest social network, lament our infinitely connected lives, turn out budgets for a brand that wants to throw up a Facebook...
“The thing that is so tragic about America today is that young people who go to...”
– Paul Auster (via somethingchanged)
As someone who comes from a working middle class family and worked several jobs in college and certainly survived on loans to pay for my education, I will say this: Yes, it is tough. It’s tough worrying about how you’ll pay your rent, pay for your...
“It feels important to remind ourselves, at this point, that Facebook, our new...”
– Zadie Smith on Facebook The New York Review of Books (via somethingchanged)
evangotlib asked: Do you know my wife Lindsey Pollak?
Jen Bekman Says Irritation was Her Inspiration:...
Part two of my interview with the brilliant Jen Bekman is up on our Levi’s (client) Shape What’s to Come site! Check it out:
thelevisgirl:
In part one of our interview with Jen Bekman, founder and CEO of Jen Bekman Projects, including 20x200 and Hey, Hot Shot!, Jen shared her story of finding her own unique path and her start in the art industry as a new gallery owner on a mission...
