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[From: The CrowdFlower Blog - Gambit: Worker Survey]

How a Silly Phone for Teens Reveals Microsoft’s Plan for Us All

[From: How a Silly Phone for Teens Reveals Microsoft’s Plan for Us All | Epicenter | Wired.com]

Health insurance options for startups – Sachins Posterous.

Taken as a whole, the group is an interesting collection of some of the key technology leaders inside the company nowadays.

[From: 43 of Microsoft's biggest thinkers try to replicate Bill Gates' brain]

This is the complete version of the speech containing the “10/20/30 rule of PowerPoint”  that I gave to TIE a few years ago. There are days you are “on,” and there are days you are “off.” This was definitely an “on” day. TIE has not invited me back to give a keynote since this speech.

To see the video in full screen, click on the Google logo in the lower right corner.

via The Art of the Start – Holy Kaw!.

In this context, strategic narratives are considered to be “compelling storylines which can explain events convincingly and from which inferences can be drawn.” Or alternatively, “an interlocking framework of ‘truths’” that explain how a conflict came to be, where it is going, and how it should be argued and described.

[From: Use Ethonomics When Crafting A Company’s Narrative | The Outthinker: Mavericks that Out Innovate the Competition | Fast Company]