Blake in TOMS Shoes
In my last post I promised to say something more about Blake Mycoskie and TOMS Shoes. Contrary to what many people think, there is no Tom. Blake and TOMS …
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SXSW – Digital Wonderland
If a quick survey shows that the word ˝coffee˝appears on Twitter around 20% more times in Austin than in New York on a March morning, it can be the sign …
Read MoreSun Dances in Utah in January
For 20 years, since I’ve ever heard about it, I’ve wished to go to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City. The dream finally came true, thanks to carefully planning my …
Read MoreDavid Whyte’s Pilgrimage for Identity
CROSSING THE UNKNOWN SEA, Work as a Pilgrimage of Identity – great book about leadership, the meaning of work in life and the meaning of our life in our work. …
Read MoreWe Feel Fine
The title of the post itself tells you that I want to share something nice: We Feel Fine is a very fine website created by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar. …
Read MoreThe Importance of Images
We Humphrey Fellows had the honor to meet face to face one more Pulitzer Prize winner and Must See Monday guest: Michel du Cille. He told us many little things that make …
Read MoreArizona Voted Today
I have just taken the photo of the Arizona Midterm Election winner, Senator John McCain, during his short and emotional speach in the Republican headquarters in Downtown Phoenix, and I rushed …
Read MoreONA Echoes
The Online News Association is the world’s largest association of online journalists, with the mission to inspire innovation and excellence among journalists to better serve the public. The annual ONA …
Read MoreDC Rally for Sanity
Being today in Washington DC is a blessing for a journalist: the rally at noon between Capitol and the big Needle, organized by the top Comedy Central duo Stuart/Colbert, and covered by each and …
Read MoreHappy 1st Amendment Week!
The First Amendment, added to the Bill of Rights of the US Constitution in 1791, is one of the most precious legacies of the American democratic tradition of human rights. It says: …
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