The poster put together by Sidekick Studios for their participation in this week's Digital Inclusion conference. Amen to that.
The Shoal
- (almost) always thinking
- Ad literate
- Adam Crowe
- Alan Moore
- angus whines
- BBH Labs
- Beeker ideas
- Ben Kay
- Ben Malbon
- branddna
- bud caddell
- Chris Thorpe
- chroma
- Collaborate
- Conversation Agent
- CrapHammer
- Cross The Breeze
- Cultcase
- Curiously Persistent
- Dan Calladine
- Dan Weingrod
- David Cushman
- Eaon Pritchard
- Euan Semple
- FeverBee
- Gareth Kay
- GeekMedia
- George Nimeh
- Get Shouty
- Graeme Harrison
- Grant McCracken
- Hee Hawmarketing
- Helge Tenno
- Herdmeister
- Holy Cow
- Iain Tait
- ice cream for everyone
- In My Atmosphere
- indiadrant
- Jaime Diskin
- Jim Dowling
- John Grant
- John Willshire
- John Winsor
- Johnnie Moore
- Jonathan MacDonald
- Katy Lindemann
- Laurence Borel
- Leland Maschmeyer
- Life in the middle
- Life moves pretty fast
- Livingbrands
- Logic + emotion
- Made By Many
- make marketing history
- Mark Cridge
- Martin Weigel
- MediaFuturist
- mediation
- Mike Arauz
- MisEntropy
- Nick Blunden
- Nick Burcher
- no-mans-blog
- Noah Brier
- Northern Planner
- now in colour
- One Size Fits One
- Paid Owned Earned
- Paul Isakson
- Phil Adams
- Punk Planning
- Real Men Write Long Copy
- Rick Liebling
- Rob Campbell
- Robert Paterson
- Russell Davies
- Servant of Chaos
- Seth Godin
- Simon Law
- Social Hallucinations
- Talent imitates, genius steals
- That Gormandizer Man
- The Ad-Pit
- The Hidden Persuader
- TheWayoftheWeb
- Things do not change, we change
- Think Small
- Tom Uglow
- Wannabe Adman
- we are social
- Weakly thunk
- welcome to optimism
- Will McInnes
- Zeus Jones
Fishy inspiration
- adland.tv
- Ads of the World
- AOP UK
- bad banana blog
- BigShinyThing
- Boing Boing
- Core77
- Flowing Data
- Future Perfect
- Futurelab
- Gaping Void
- Influx Insights
- information aesthetics
- It's Nice That
- Jaffe Juice
- Josh Spear
- MIT Adlab
- Plannersphere Search
- Plannersphere wiki
- PSFK
- Publishing 2.0
- RUBBISHCORP�
- slim goodies
- swissmiss
- TED
- The Cool Hunter
- Three Billion
- Trend spotting
- Wooster Collective
Fish that can draw
Fishcotech
Tropical Fish
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very kind of you to share this, neil. glad you liked.
Posted by: adil | March 07, 2010 at 09:50 PM
No argument from me!
Posted by: Stan Lee | March 08, 2010 at 01:50 AM
Adil - no problem. It's well put :-)
Stan - thanks and good to hear from you.
Posted by: neilperkin | March 08, 2010 at 03:46 PM
The key to getting us here is the value position (WIIFM) and the input of data that only increase the value of the data I am accessing as well as others along the value data chain.
Posted by: Christian | March 09, 2010 at 06:01 PM