creative director || product innovation, polypoly | before CD, gestalten | head of thinktank, IGG | co-founder: JuniorLab @nextt_io || NOW @[email protected]
Curious about public places as supportive environments? Urban Ideation Lab fellows open their exhibition "Flow" on Fri, Feb 18th, 18:00, at @bpart_berlin (2G+) https://t.co/ScuWgNDZjC Happy to be part of it.
@j_kloiber wie schön wäre ein kleines wörterbuch der best words ever, ... ich würde "penunsen" und "kopeken" beisteuern. (wo ist die poesie in FinTech?)
@peterbihr has anyone written more about them moving from unique names (google, facebook) to very generic ones (alphabet, meta) as in being less visible?
The assholes at #Facebook are naming themselves Meta, 42 (the answer is 42!) years after I named our design company #MetaDesign in 1979. Guess it’s not worth fighting over it. Happy to know that gilding a turd won’t change its substance.
🤝Joint event of @PlatformCoopDE and polypoly, exploring dynamics of the data economy. A.o. w/ @elenaoua from @DataNativesCon, @ElaKagel from @super_markt @JollyOrc from polypoly.
Join us: June 18th 2021, 2pm-4pm
Link: https://t.co/ttIl9kG3LJ
Details 👉 https://t.co/e1cmfSLCft
today's newsletter by @genmon makes me a happy reader. just happy. deeply happy. doesn't happen too often with digital content. so thank you! for notes on meaningful note-taking and for adding the english term "spelunking" to my vocabulary (btw in german Spelunke is a honky-tonk)
At #polypoly we are working on a new model for the data economy. If you like to become a member & shareholder in the underlying tech, 5€ are all it takes. https://t.co/xXl1Om96Vn #GDPR#Reclaim
I'm with #polypolyCoop now and we are trying something unusual: Building a coop to help users to reclaim, protect, understand, manage their very own data in better ways. Interesting: Find more on https://t.co/ImgBPEyf8b. Exciting: Maybe join/ support our mission. #ReclaimYourData
thanks @peterbihr for a simple but powerful reminder "the solution to there not being trust is tackled — as it is so often — by trying to “increase trust” rather than “increasing trustworthiness”, which makes all the difference. Trust as a branding exercise? Good luck with that."