a wonderful video send by a colleague after we have held our first creativity and innovation workshop at his university. I truly love the message, but I wonder: Would the results be even better if there is no timeline? I have my doubts. Nevertheless please take your time and watch a brilliant story.
websensei on November 9th 2011 in Creativity
Tim Ferriss, Guy Kawasaki and Roelof Botha talk about their different approaches for their VC decisions.
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websensei on October 18th 2011 in Digital Products and Markets, Entrepreneurship
The chance favors the connected mind 
worth watching
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websensei on August 14th 2011 in Creativity, Innovation
Have a great weekend!
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websensei on May 13th 2011 in Digital Products and Markets, Editorial, Public Relations
Ich weiß selbst nicht ganz genau, warum ich bei dem Lied gerade an unseren PR Kurs denken musste…
Aber da hier Platz für Gedanken aller Art ist… Bitte sehr
Zum Entspannen, Nachdenken oder sonst was…
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PRclass11 on May 11th 2011 in Public Relations
I found a very interesting video on YouTube showing how important social media is or becomes for marketing and business.
PRclass11 on May 11th 2011 in Digital Products and Markets, Public Relations
In preparation to our own presentations I want to share some insights from the author of Presentation Zen “Garr Reynolds”, a look behind the scene, his talk at Google
and an overview given by him, basically to sell his book on Youtube
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websensei on May 10th 2011 in Digital Products and Markets, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Public Relations
Google and it’s inofficial slogan “don’t be evil” – even the most critical voices love this spot and forget googles image as “datenkrake” (a genius must have created this word).
PRclass11 on May 5th 2011 in Digital Products and Markets, Public Relations
A (german) Video made by index, an agency for strategic PR and advertisement. It shows the results of a survey concerning the possibilities of Online-PR.
The YouTube-details on it:
“Eine aktuelle Umfrage unter PR- und Marketingverantwortlichen in deutschen Unternehmen weist Online-Kommunikation als Kerndisziplin der PR aus. Bereits heute investiert jeder vierte Befragte mehr als die Hälfte seiner Arbeitszeit in den Bereich Online-PR. Zudem herrscht Einigkeit, dass dieser Anteil weiter steigt, denn über das Internet wird schnell und kostengünstig kommuniziert. Als größten Mangel der Online-PR sehen die Experten die Wahrnehmbarkeit. Kommunikationsstrategien und Erfolgskontrolle müssen also dem Internet gerecht werden.”
PRclass11 on April 20th 2011 in Public Relations
again nicely animated scientific findings.
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websensei on April 19th 2011 in Leadership
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