Archive for February, 2010

Rewiring magazines

17Feb10

Wired US are going to be the first magazine on iPad. Not a big surprise, but a great move by them from a business and PR perspective. The video above is brilliant. It pitches Wired and Condé Nast at the cutting edge of global magazine publishing, which they are. Their audience and advertisers are going [...]

One way the iPad won’t change magazine design

01Feb10

I was sent this article at work and also picked up on it again through Twitter, it’s on Pentagram‘s blog. In my opinion one of the points made is wrong because it confuses what audiences want and expect from different types of publications. The point I have a problem with is below. The end of [...]


dpwilliams on Facebook

Lifestream

  • Gracious in defeat. What a race! [dpwilliams]
    1d ago via Twitter
  • Rooting for Dwain Chambers! I've always been a fan. Forgiveness is a beautiful thing. Come on! [dpwilliams]
    1d ago via Twitter
  • Played LIMBO.
    July 25th via Xbox
  • Prediction: Ferrari will be stripped of all points from German GP #F1 [dpwilliams]
    July 25th via Twitter
  • Why does that woman always stand behind Jenson in view of the camera! Get out of it you nutter! #F1 [dpwilliams]
    July 25th via Twitter
  • Put them all in the same car and who would win? I think Alonso #F1 [dpwilliams]
    July 25th via Twitter
  • That was the same interview Alistair Darling has been giving for months. Boring. Step it up #Marr [dpwilliams]
    July 25th via Twitter
  • The future of the web has to be open and democratic. Apple are not open or democratic. The industry is way too focused on what they do. [dpwilliams]
    July 24th via Twitter
  • Also. The fact there are no charges what so ever is an absolute disgrace. The reasoning defies logic. This is a dark day for British justice [dpwilliams]
    July 22nd via Twitter
  • This Ian Tomlinson video is horrific. I'd never seen it slowed down like this before http://bit.ly/aSWmXQ It could have been any of us. [dpwilliams]
    July 22nd via Twitter