From what I hear, it’s good to limit the presence of crystals in the East area this year. […]
Category: Random remarks
It’s funny because it’s true. And sometimes it’s not. But still.
Quartz has an excellent (as usual!) digression into the topic of email today. Conclusion: It works. I wholeheartedly […]
It is the weekend, and the FT is “probing” another strain of conspicuous consumption: bespoke libraries. (Is there […]
Happy World Radio Day, everybody! The 2018 theme is radio and sports, but never mind that. As has […]
Why don’t drunk people sing anymore? Admittedly, it’s been a while since I dragged myself through the indecency […]
King Harald is dead, said NTB. Nah, the King is fine. He’s just out Elk-hunting, said court. On […]
Overheard at subway in Oslo city centre: I’m not angry, f*ckface!!! I love you, now let’s work this […]
Photo: Turko-Italian Archeological Expedition, Karkemish Emojis are not exactly new, but that they were this old… Smithsonian reports from […]
As Quartz reports, The pen is not only mightier than the sword, but in some cases also mightier […]
This is fun. US 45th presidency proceeding step by step to be fully aligned with epic cartoon satire. […]
By keeping your book in one location each time, you free yourself from the distractions of a commute or the pounding waves of a beach. As a result, a strange new relationship forms, between you, the voice of the book, and the room. Your ritual creates a singular association between the book and a quiet, private place, which in turn gives your relationship a new dimension.
But it’s not quite there yet… Facebooks AI lab has permitted the two chatbots Alice and Bob to […]
Mashable nails the coverage of the most epic food innovation since the cronut: We now live in a […]
In five years time Facebook “will be definitely mobile, it will be probably all video,” said Nicola Mendelsohn, […]
Wired has a nice story on how e-mail newsletters are once again in vogue. I remember when my […]
The craze for adult coloring books has single-handedly lifted both the print book and the pen and pencil […]
January 23 is National Handwriting Day in the USm and on the occasion Quartz has an interesting article […]
Old computers are remarkably useful. Hurling one at a bear can save your life.
There is an art to effective meetings, and just scheduling a bunch of people to show up is […]
My good colleague Hanna Svenonius in Stockholm recently wrote a great article on MSL Group’s Critical Conversations blog […]