Scott Berkun

Wednesday linkfest

Here are this week’s links:

• Surround yourself with whiteboards – For years this has been my fantasy – to write things anywhere at any time.
• Is creativity worth $964 an hour? - Fast Company describes a recent survey of ad agencies where the high end creatives are billed at $964. The article says little, and worse the report costs $750 to buy to read.  Boo. I hope Art & Copy, a documentary about the ad business, is out on netflix soon.
• 100 years of Big Content fearing technology – Of course just because you’re paranoid, it doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you.
• Programmers at Work – I read this a decade or more ago and found it very influential for thinking about creative process, and the value of first person history vs. 2nd and 3rd. Some of the interviews are online now (Bill Gates,  Gary Kildall, John Warnock (Founder of Adobe), and more.
• Priorities - Simple little unrecognized article by David Allen of GTD fame, about the real questions one should ask when worried about priorities.

• Posted Wednesday, October 21st, 2009 at 10:27 am


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