Chatter for the week ending July 9, 2010
Vuvuzela: Will it blend?!
Consider the source, but according to Twitter cofounder Biz Stone, Twitter is now the world's fastest-growing search engine.
Does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist? You be the judge.
This iPhone photo shoot made the rounds this week, though we agree with Scott Hansen: "This is less about the camera and more about how powerful quality lighting can be in photographic work."
According to Tina Seelig, executive director of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, "Failure is the secret sauce of Silicon Valley."
Need some inspiration for your workspace? Homewrk is a collection of workspaces "and all the little beautiful things that fill them up."
Mark Twain wrote an autobiography but prohibited its publication until 100 years after his death. He died in 1910, so we'll get our hands on it later this year. This week, however, saw the release of a previously unpublished essay, "Concerning the Interview," which offered a "striking commentary on the role of the media in American society that still resonates 120 years later."
Chatter is a weekly collection of links to articles that Medallia employees found relevant, interesting, or just plain fun.
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I know this is dated, but thanks for your mention of my post "Fail fast and frequently" - Failure is the secret sauce of Silicon Valley. I hope that content from Intrepid ideas and other musings 'makes the cut' again with you guys real soon. Much appreciated!
Pat Lefler