The power of Rewriting
How might adapting stories help you notice your writing defaults and cliches?
writing
We must take more pride in analysing how stories are made
There’s a common founder myth (read “cliche”) that goes something like this:
> “From a young age, I found myself fascinated by how things worked. Once I took
the TV apart to see how the little people got inside. Just like Steve Jobs, this
is why I think the back
Twitter Cards are becoming the smallest unit of 'web'
My thoughts on Econsultancy:
> Furthermore, because Twitter Cards can be based on existing metadata of
websites, they can be simply generated at scale. For example, Amazon can
immediately translate any product listing into an accompanying Card.
At that stage, what’s to stop you making a page of the cards,
Listen up Apple: build a smart EarPod or someone else will (Wired UK)
By me at Wired:
> The idea would take a key element of Apple’s heritage and sidestep the
assumption that a wearable device has to rely on your sense of sight or touch.
Apple has an opportunity to recall one of the strongest motifs of its iPod days
and put