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I spoke yesterday at the Workplace Trends conference in London. The overall theme was Designing for Inclusion. Neil Usher (a confirmed, but lately absent, tuttler) got together a dozen fine people to present our thoughts in pecha kucha style (20 slides each, 20 seconds per slide). Under the stressful bondage of the format, I can’t…
The rest of this post is a lot of justification and explanation blurb – the core thing is this: I’m planning to work in the public spaces of the National Theatre in London for the time being and would love to have you along as a co-worker. Check #TuttleCoWork on twitter, or you can SMS…
Look, it’s only been twenty-five years we’ve had this thing, it takes time to understand how it works over longer time periods. I know that for some people the web is over, blogs are over, because FB is where everyone’s talking. And I do know a lot of people who seem to spend a lot…
This is a boiled down version of the podcast I put out this morning. If you can’t spare 20 minutes, but have 5 minutes for video watching it’ll be perfect for you!
Out of the woods, into the City! I went to the Ethereum Meetup last night. A suitably informal tuttle-ish mess of conversations about blockchain applications. Developers, startup founders and me, the social artist elephant in the room, wondering what this all means for the milling crowds of financial services workhorses I’d just passed through at…
I’d done a day’s work before breakfast this morning. Thanks Geena! I have to apologise for the LinkedIn-esque final remarks, after a lifetime of thought-leadership and lessons-learned reviews, I just can’t help myself. Investigations continue, I may have to remove this post later subject to legal action by the accused and her lawyer.