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Ice Cube takes us to the Eames House and cel­e­brates their vision and design. The Eames’ are design heroes.

The Eames House, Case Study House #8, was one of roughly two dozen homes built as part of The Case Study House Program.

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Under­stand­ing the com­mit­ment it takes to cre­ate a cul­ture that cares for and main­tains brand val­ues was one of the things that Steve Jobs worked hard at. We’ll see what that hard work has done in the days ahead now that Apple has lost him.

To me, mar­ket­ing is about val­ues. This is a very com­pli­cated world, it’s a very noisy world and we’re not going to get a chance to get peo­ple to remem­ber much about us, no com­pany is. And so we have to be really clear on what we want them to know about us. Now Apple for­tu­nately is one of the half a dozen best brands in the whole world, right up there with Nike, Dis­ney, Coke, Sony…  But even a great brand needs invest­ment and car­ing if it’s going to retain its rel­e­vance and vitality.”

– Steve Jobs, Dis­cussing the “Think Dif­fer­ent” ad cam­paign, Sept. 30, 1997

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By the way, what have you done that’s so great?
Do you cre­ate any­thing, or just crit­i­cize other’s work
and belit­tle their motivations?”

Steve Jobs

 

 

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Remem­ber­ing work­ing on my friends Lisa. #Steve­Jobs #design #tech­nol­ogy #humanity

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It’s Ada Lovelace day. Cel­e­brate women in technology.

Ada Lovelace — Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ada Lovelace. Born, 10 Decem­ber 1815(1815–12-10) Lon­don. Died, 27 Novem­ber 1852(1852–11-27) (aged 36) Maryle­bone, Lon­don. Nation­al­ity, British. Title, Count­ess of Lovelace. Spouse, 1st Earl of Lovelac…

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Off to pick up some Stu­dio Tac. Ana­log moments. #design #presentation

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Just remem­ber to step back from the prob­lem. You get a clearer perspective.

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Steve Woz­niak talk­ing about Steve Jobs.

He thinks very much about get­ting tech­nol­ogy out of the pic­ture. From the very start until today, it’s about how you make some­thing seem like it’s not a piece of tech­nol­ogy in the way that you don’t have to learn all these geeky, techie steps to get some­thing done.”

At Stel­larvi­sions we’ve always felt the same way.

Two of our key beliefs:
tech­nol­ogy should be trans­par­ent and intu­itive and
it is essen­tial to main­tain human­ity in a tech­no­log­i­cal space

We hope we’re just a tiny frac­tion as suc­cess­ful as Steve in mak­ing that happen.

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So Push Pop Press bails on it’s entre­pre­neur­ial dream to work for Zuck.

Really seemed that their soft­ware idea shown here in the guided tour for Al Gore’s Our Choice wasn’t mind bend­ing in use of tech­nol­ogy. The real inter­est was in Al Gore’s book.

We were never sold on the answer for books on the iPad being in a closed format. We need books to embrace open stan­dards so authors are given the abil­ity to pub­lish eas­ily. We don’t need another Flash.

Every­thing we see in the demo uses stan­dard inter­face ges­tures sup­plied by Apple. How will Face­book embrace Push Pop’s brand of engi­neer­ing? Will they be able to invent new pub­lish­ing envi­ron­ment for Face­book on top of it’s strange cul­tural tech­nol­ogy? Only if  Zuck can really embrace and value what design­ers of this kind can do and make design part of the life­cy­cle of Face­book evolution.

But will that take seri­ous re-engineering?

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A won­der­ful illus­tra­tion about man­ag­ing per­cep­tion. The Mar­garet Thatcher brand was honed and pol­ished and cul­tur­ally in tune with strate­gic goals. What makes it even more mem­o­rable is the execution.

Scary to see Meryl Streep chan­nel Thatcher.

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