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Social, Digital & Mobile in China 2014 from We Are Social Singapore

This report offers a thorough, in-depth review of all the key stats for the Social, Digital and Mobile landscape in China in 2014. Packed with 95 slides covering platform preferences, behavioural usage and economic indicators, the deck presents stand-out infographics that are ready to copy-paste direct into your own presentations and blogs.


The Costa Rica International Design Festival asked La Moutique to interview the legendary Milton Glaser, as part of the festival’s final evening of speakers.

no brand is your friend from Michael Paredrakos

Inspired by the the work of Alex Noriega (http://www.snotm.com/) and Banksy’s take on advertising (http://banksy.co.uk/) some random thoughts about brands and facebook. Images are from all over the Internet. If you see one that is yours and you want me to take it down pls let me know 🙂 I’m dyslexic if you find a spelling mistake pls let me know

Daily Muse co-founder and startup advisor Kathryn Minshew has started (and re-started) her share of startups and has the battle scars to prove it. In this 99U talk, Minshew shares the remedies to commonly made startup founder mistakes. Chief among them? The “Gollum Syndrome” where founders treat their companies as “their precious.” Just launch and iterate, says Minshew, because “An ugly baby is better than no baby at all.”


Alexis Ohanian has founded reddit, Breadpig, and hipmunk but he’ll be the first one to tell you: “I still don’t know what I’m doing.”
When creating our next great work, we can be held up by failure, or by worrying what the world will think, but Ohanian urges us to remember that it’s hard enough to get people to care about your success. The web allows us to fail and fail fast and we should embrace this dynamic. And when you do eventually traction, treat your customers like royalty. “Your first 100 users are magical,” he says.

Change – tools and ideas to meet the future from Helge Tennø

Interesting thoughts by Helge Tennø,

We Are Social – Future Factors 2014 from We Are Social Singapore

People all over the world are increasingly connected to the internet wherever they are. But what does this mean for our future? We Are Social explores this question with 10 fresh provocations designed to inspire imagination and innovation.

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