Posted on March 22, 2011, 16:53, by Vincent van Wylick.
So Penelope Trunk wrote a book. I previously wrote about her here. A commentator on one of blog-posts asks: Penelope, I read your blog regularly. Is there anything in your new book that I wouldn’t have already gotten from your blog? Either way, I’ll probably buy it… but I was just curious. Posted by Kelly [...]
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Radiohead’s King of Limbs Album Review and a new look at Indie Music Distribution
Posted on March 7, 2011, 12:56, by Vincent van Wylick.
I dig this album, else I wouldn’t review it, both in the context of riding the crap out my bike to make the train this morning, and while starting to write this post on SimpleNote at the station (In English: it works in a sports & and a creative context). There’s a lot of loops [...]
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Posted on December 1, 2009, 14:17, by Vincent van Wylick.
I’m always fascinated by business models, i.e. at how entrepreneurs and companies put together services in order to make money from them. I’d call it the source code of business if I hadn’t seen the other source code in Luxembourg —legal and accounting—but arguably that’s more like binary code, i.e. 99% unintelligible. Sarah Lacy writes [...]
Posted on April 1, 2008, 00:52, by Georgia Psyllidou.
Unlike other Mondays’ reputation, March 17th was a bright one in London. …Post-reporting from the “Creative Business in the Digital Era” seminar, in 01zero-one centre in Soho. The idea in the CBDE was to bring together people from different walks of the creative industry (music, cinema, publishing, photography…) whose common point is the zeros and [...]
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