Posts Tagged “psfk”

The Value of Stories

Posted 2010.05.07

    

 
  

What is the actual value of a story?  Are people prepared to pay more for something if there is a story attached to it?  It turns out that they are.  That is the outcome of a very original experiment by writer / NYT columnist Rob Walker.  I saw Rob speak about his Significant Objects project, a [...]



Meeting Nicholas Felton

Posted 2010.04.15

 
  

 
Last week at the PSFK conference I watched Nicholas Felton present his 2009 Feltron annual report.  He has been preparing annual reports about his life since 2005.  This involves him gathering enormous amounts of data about what he does every day.  He then visualizes that data in his annual reports which really are pieces of [...]