*picture by onlinelupe Some people have never learned properly to “live” life and interact with others “in real”, totally living (in) their “social media” status. It seems as if they completely lack emotional intelligence, empathy and the simple feature of caring about others that comes from the heart. Rather than using the web […]
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Inspired by HBR: Why Aren’t You Delegating? (Amy Gallo)
* picture by HBR Amy Gallo has written a piece of text that I wished that I had written. Speaking from my soul, she emphasizes the positive effect and even need to delegate work. I always refer to outsourcing if it comes to handle tasks efficiently, but Amy Gallo has basically the same ideas.* As I am working […]
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VICE: A guide to adulthood
VICE Magazine is always fun to read, because it has shout outs to the stuck up world. The editors actually have the guts to spell out everything that you usually think in your little worlds. They might never win a prize for sophisticated language, but they surely are worth a reward to be damn honest. [Excerpts […]
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Track of the day: Home Is Where It Hurts – Camille vs. Solo
“Home is where it hurts” by SOLO feat. Syron on Defected is one of my favourite tracks at the moment: The original track is by Camille, and I think it has beautiful lyrics. Hope you enjoy both versions! Home Is Where It Hurts – Camille My home has no door My home has […]
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EUROCUP 2012 and the new law about your personal data
We feared, cheered and loathed while watching the Eurocup 2012 in Berlin, and I must admit, most people around me did not mention any politics (as Germans love to talk about politics) for a while. Occasionally, we were making jokes about what “stupid, stupid decision” the Bundestag (German Parliament) would make while the bulk of […]
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Guest article (Ger): “Design ist immer” by Sandra M. Enis
10. DMY International Design Festival – Design ist immer by Sandra M. Enis Wir leben heute in einer Welt in der Themen wie Nachhaltigkeit und Ökologie in aller Munde sind. Auch in der Kommunikation des Designers sind diese Begriffe kaum mehr wegzudenken. Welche Bedeutung hat Design für die Gesellschaft, für die Kultur? Welche Aufgaben […]
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02 May 2012: “Ecclesia” by Forss – Debut at Berghain
“Nine years after the first album, Forss is unveiling his second big music project – Ecclesia – with an opening audiovisual performance at Berghain. Ecclesia is breath taking electronic music created almost entirely from sounds recorded during church services. The project takes the shape of an app that has also been translated into an audiovisual performance. […]
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Column: Artists should never forget how it was when they started
“Drumbaby” from the internet Artists should never forget how it was when they started. I got the first release of a duo a while ago, featured them in an interview when nobody paid attention and pushed them whenever somebody asked. I bought their records and played their tunes to promote them. Now, they are […]
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When promotion goes wrong: Rusko vs. MadDecent
On 19 March 2012, Rusko (http://twitter.com/#!/ruskoofficial) seemed to be very upset about his upcoming album: (more…)
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Change 006: A fashion revolution? by Vanessa Friedman
A fashion revolution? January 30, 2012 2:01 pm by Vanessa Friedman By far the most exciting thing I saw last week during the couture in Paris wasn’t couture at all, but a website that launches today: www.honestby.com. The brainchild of Belgian designer Bruno Pieters, late of Hugo Boss, it is the most subversive etail initiative I have seen. I […]
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