In this new RSAnimate, Professor Renata Salecl explores the paralysing anxiety and dissatisfaction surrounding limitless choice. Does the freedom to be the architects of our own lives actually hinder rather than help us? Does our preoccupation with choosing and consuming actually obstruct social change? More RSA Animate presentations featured in this blog here
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How to generate action and deliver change on social issues
Interesting thoughts by Jon Howard! via the feed
FAIL: Learning from Social Media Disaster
What can you do when your marketing and PR efforts get engulfed in fail? Two social media strategists walk through candid case studies of how brands have faced down an angry Internet — and sometimes even came out better for it. Interesting thought by David Griner via made by many
Think Stupid
“One is considered stupid until proven creative.” Armin Vit presents the case for stupidity. Instead of avoiding the stupid, we should embrace it, chase it and execute stupid ideas as often as possible. An Interesting talk by TEDxAtlanta… Via lenkendall
Adapt: Why success always starts with failure
Why don’t we learn from failures? Three things you need to know, based on three very different examples: Google labs, the War in Iraq, and an award-winning musical. An interesting analysis by Tim Harford via misentropy
Advertising Evolves. You Should, Too.
How one agency changed and what marketers need to consider in light of new consumer influence. Seven recommended changes by Edward Boches
Steve Jobs Oldie but Goodie
Steve Jobs, back in the day, telling us how simple brands really need to be