courtenaybird:

Rough Type: Nicholas Carr’s Blog - The hierarchy of innovation

If progress is shaped by human needs, then general shifts in needs would also bring shifts in the nature of technological innovation. 
…One of the consequences is that, as we move to the top level of the innovation hierarchy, the inventions have less visible, less transformative effects. We’re no longer changing the shape of the physical world or even of society, as it manifests itself in the physical world. We’re altering internal states, transforming the invisible self. Not surprisingly, when you step back and take a broad view, it looks like stagnation - it looks like nothing is changing very much…
If the current state of progress disappoints you, don’t blame innovation. Blame yourself.

courtenaybird:

Rough Type: Nicholas Carr’s Blog - The hierarchy of innovation

If progress is shaped by human needs, then general shifts in needs would also bring shifts in the nature of technological innovation. 

…One of the consequences is that, as we move to the top level of the innovation hierarchy, the inventions have less visible, less transformative effects. We’re no longer changing the shape of the physical world or even of society, as it manifests itself in the physical world. We’re altering internal states, transforming the invisible self. Not surprisingly, when you step back and take a broad view, it looks like stagnation - it looks like nothing is changing very much…

If the current state of progress disappoints you, don’t blame innovation. Blame yourself.

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thedeadphish:

nickholmes:

Man is an over-complicated organism.

I need this in my room!

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(Source: lewlewlew)

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thiswolf:

A pretty video without an idea. New Google+ advert. 

I don’t mean to sound that harsh but it is really just a product demo without the snazziness of the “gone” series or the Chrome speed tests. 

It looks like a follow on from the Google stories but without the amusing writing. 

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thiswolf:

Another visual stunning piece of work without an idea. Style and visual over ideas. 

Yes it is very well done but what am I meant to do? How is this image going to motivate me. 


PUBLICIS (France) for Samu Social

(Source: adcollector)

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poptartcreative:

Sweet outdoor idea for Carnival Cruiselines from the guys at Arnold Worldwide USA.

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theartofcollecting:

Almost explains my job.

theartofcollecting:

Almost explains my job.

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A bit old, but nice work from BBH NY for homeless people. I hope there will be more actions like this in the future.

There are thousands of vagrants in New York, many call out for help, but are often ignored. The main problem is that people don’t know why these people are out on the street. BBH New York gave 4 vagrants a smartphone where they could tweet their feelings and adventures, which changed their lives for good.

Via : Creative Criminals

Company: NYC Rescue Mission
Agency: BBH, New York 
Country: USA USA

(Source: jeremyben)

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Advertising Agency: DDB, Paris, France

(Source: jeremyben)

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Does street art and technology match ?? Chevrolet gives its answer ! Jeff Soto presents the new Chevy Sonic !

Company: Chevrolet
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco
Country: USA USA

(Source: jeremyben)

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helloyoucreatives:

Great outdoor advertising by Mercedes

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dt-creative:

Nice bit of branding from Alphabetical Studio for Non Zero productions.

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threatpost:

Exploring ‘The Deep Web’

The Deep or Invisible Web consists of the parts of the Internet that are not reported by normal search engines. Researches claim that standard search engines index only a small portion of the overall web, the remaining parts of which remain largely unknown.

-Security Affairs

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