A view from the paywall

On Thursday I took part in The Media Briefing’s debut event, Paywall Strategies 2011. The day was dedicated to exploring a variety of different approached...

Sara Williams   ·   2 March 2011

Facebook Is The Ultimate "Minimum Viable Product"

Like many people, I've considered deleting my Facebook account. Not out of spite, or the desire to make a stand, but mainly because it's no longer useful....

Duncan Gough   ·   2 March 2011

Slideshare presentations of the week: healthcare and social media

This week, our collection of Slideshare presentations will be on the theme of health. I wrote a blog post about this recently, and thought it would be int...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   2 March 2011

A jumble of links and some thoughts

To wrap up this week, here are some interesting links that have been floating around the office, and some of this week's tech news that caught our eye. Fr...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   25 February 2011

Videos of the week: lean start-ups and customer development

This week's videos are in keeping with the week's theme, about lean startup methodology and customer development. Enjoy!

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   24 February 2011

Slideshare presentations of the week: customer development

This week's curated Slideshare presentations are on the theme of customer development and lean startup methodologies. As a company who follows these princ...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   22 February 2011

Heather unplugged

Hopefully you’ve read Heather’s post about how she came to Made by Many to do an internship and what she learnt in all that time with us. It’s been a...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   21 February 2011

Bidding farewell to the Many

I first heard about Made by Many while I was searching for internship options. I was attending Boulder Digital Works, a graduate program at the Unive...

Heather Seal   ·   18 February 2011

Guardian Hacks SXSW: A retrospective

Last weekend I participated in the Guardian/Rewired State SXSW (or in hash tag form #gSxSW) hack day event.  I had a fantastic time, met some great develo...

Andrew Walker   ·   18 February 2011

Application obligation at Made by Many

Following up on Cath’s recent post about what Conor calls ‘application obligation’, I thought it would be interesting to see what apps people in the ...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   17 February 2011

Before we head to Austin, how about a beer?

The days are ticking down until the mother of all networking, tech-goggling, idea-exploding, tequila-swilling events, SXSWi.

Last year we headed West ...

Sara Williams   ·   16 February 2011

Slideshare presentations of the week: company culture

This week's theme, as you may have guessed from Darryl's interview on Monday, is company culture and how that impacts a business. One of the most popular ...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   15 February 2011

Interview: Darryl Ohrt

One of my favourite blogs to catch up with what's happening on the brand side of things on the web is Brand Blakes for Breakfast - it has been for years n...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   14 February 2011

Top videos of the week: design

This week's curated videos are, like yesterday's Slideshare presentations, based on the theme of design. 

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   9 February 2011

Top Slideshare presentations of the week : design

This week's Slideshare presentations are centred around the theme of design. Without further ado... 

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   8 February 2011

Interview: Dan Weingrod

Dan Weingrod is Senior Vice-President, Innovation Strategies at Cronin & Co., an advertising agency based in Connecticut. I recently had a chat with h...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   7 February 2011

Creating habits to encourage participation

Cath's recent post about Mappiness , and my response, prompted me to think about habits. How we form them, how we break them and how, as designers of util...

Simon I'Anson   ·   4 February 2011

A Plateau Of Toy Technology

I don't like toys, I've lost the imagination required to play with them, and I have too many adult pretensions to play without the inhibitions required.
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Duncan Gough   ·   4 February 2011