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August 19, 2010
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people to know
in one place
worth studying
read + think
- W. Glenn Griffin and Deborah Morrison: The Creative Process Illustrated: How Advertising's Big Ideas are Born
- marty neumeier: The designful company
Brett Robbs: Idea Industry: How to Crack the Advertising Career Code
Teresa Amabile: Harvard Business Review on Breakthrough Thinking
ways to learn
- 100+ stories
- advertising technology
- afterthesemessages
- billy collins + forgetfulness
- change this
- design observer
- design sustainability : re-nourish
- dreamy tools
- fast company
- good magazine : what matters
- green team
- i have a dream
- ihaveanidea brainiacs
- infosthetics : data + visual design
- latitude and longitude convergence
- naming and branding
- rebrand philosophy
- small agency diary
- the creative class : place as inspiration
- the hidden persuader
- the humanist
- the one club for art & copy
- typographica
- verbatim
- zefrank extravaganza
creative commons
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What year was the internet invented? And when did it start being used in people's homes?
Posted by: orange county tech support | August 25, 2010 at 10:06 PM
With the invention of the internet started the digital age. And every kind of communication seems easy and accessible. Knowledge is also shared and gained rapidly.
Posted by: Lawrence Spring | November 11, 2011 at 01:15 PM