Humans, though cute and cuddly, are not without their flaws, which makes designing for them a challenge. By understanding how the wet, mushy processor works in these hairy little devils, you can design interfaces and web experiences that will have them hopelessly devoted to your brand. Aarron Walter will introduce you to the emotional usability … Continue reading
Section 4: Demographics and Political Views of News Audiences In general, the regular audiences for most television and print news outlets tend to be older than the public as a whole. Yet there are some notable exceptions. As was the case two years ago, The Colbert Report and The Daily Show have the youngest audiences … Continue reading
PORT is a global quarterly men’s magazine based in London, merging style with thoughtful, intelligent content. By invoking the lost spirit of high-quality quarterly magazines, together with the most current and engaging of subject matter, PORT is setting a new standard for modern titles. The magazine features essays and profiles from the world’s foremost and … Continue reading
I have read the column by David Bornsteins in New York Times today and I have to highlight one sentence: “Journalism is a feedback mechanism to help society self-correct.” You can read a column at: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/12/20/why-solutions-journalism-matters-too/?ref=opinion I also read research by AP “A New Model for News”, actually I read in the last 8 years a … Continue reading