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LIFE | Noah Brier

Calling All Word Experts

I've got a couple posts brewing at the moment (one about amibguity and its relationship to binary code and another about <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/22/arts/22domi.html?ex=1319169600&en=eaab5856af9f9f4b&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=

October 25, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 15 COMMENTS

CULTURE | Noah Brier

Binary Code and Ambiguity

There's been a question floating around in my mind for the last few weeks and I'm really curious whether anyone has any thoughts. I believe there is more ambiguity in our world than there ever was and I've got a few reasons why: <li

October 30, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 14 COMMENTS

MARKETING | Noah Brier

Be Efficient Not Extensive

One of the cliches of advertising is that half of the money is wasted but no one knows which half. The line is always good for a chuckle at industry functions, but it's not funny. What kind of industry is built on inefficiency that extreme

October 1, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 13 COMMENTS

LIFE | Noah Brier

Noahup

In celebration of the other Noah being in New York City, we thought we'd throw what we were calling a Noahup (Noah + Meetup). Plan is we go to a bar and invite everyone we know to come along and chill, be

October 12, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 13 COMMENTS

DESIGN | Noah Brier

That's Not Really [INSERT ART FORM HERE]

By Noah Brier and Charles Gallant Rock and roll is not music. How could it be? You've got a bunch of kids with shaggy hair playing instrumen

October 6, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 9 COMMENTS

LIFE | Noah Brier

50 Important Words

Three months ago I wrote the most important thing I've written on this website (and maybe ever). Funny enough it was probably the shortest entry I ever wrote and definitely not

October 9, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 8 COMMENTS

CREATIVITY | Noah Brier

What is Inspiration?

For a while now Piers has been asking people what inspires them. We were talking about it today and I had a few thoughts that felt worth sharing. I can't answer the inspiration question well because I'm ins

October 11, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 8 COMMENTS

BLOGS | Noah Brier

Reach vs. Influence

David Armano was kind enough to invite me to a presentation he gave at Digitas about the success of his blog. It was fascinating to be in the audience for a presentation by a blogger to his co

October 19, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 7 COMMENTS

LIFE | Noah Brier

likemind ny+sf

This is an extra special likemind announcement: For the first time li

October 16, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 6 COMMENTS

PRIVACY | Noah Brier

The Private Life of Celebrities

Maxim is not a magazine I frequently read, but I was given a copy recently and I opened it up today. Inside is an interview with Vannessa Minnillo who apparently is someone I'm

October 15, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 5 COMMENTS

INTERNET | Noah Brier

Why Curation is Better than Filtering

Don't mean to hang on the word tip for another entry, but this is something I've been thinking a lot about lately. For a while we've been talking about what all these bloggers and companies are doing online as 'filtering': They are helping

October 27, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 5 COMMENTS

MARKETING | Noah Brier

Baking Marketing into Products

One of the things I've been saying for a while now is that there's a big opportunity for marketing agencies to enter the product development cycle earlier. The end goal would be to bake the marketing right into the product. To me it's a very desig

October 31, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 5 COMMENTS

RANDOM | Noah Brier

Cold Friday

It's Friday and it's been a while since I pumped you chock full of links. So how about it? (As usual in no order.) Techdirt announces the Techdirt Insight Community. "Com

October 13, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 3 COMMENTS

POSTMODERNISM | Noah Brier

Old Structures, New World

About three weeks ago I was at an event throw by David Berkowitz and the good people at 360i. Not surprisingly, one of the most impactful presentations of the day cam

October 9, 2006 | EMAIL | PRINT | 3 COMMENTS

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