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So I sent word out on the newsletter, Hey, there's a party at gapingvoid Central on Friday.
For example, if I wanted to patch you through to an article on gapingvoid about living the bliss - centered life best I use the actual title of the article as the link like this: living the bliss - centered life.
Daily Email - Mindblowing Cartoons from Gapingvoid on Vimeo.
They're «Hugh Cards» — as in Gapingvoid Gallery that are drawn from the extensive library of cartoons by my old friend Hugh MacLeod.
I got the idea for gapingvoid business cards when I was living in New York, when I discovered that I preferred giving out my own, hand - drawn business cards to people, rather than the ho - hum business cards that my employer at the the time issued me with.
Early on, we (i.e. the entire gapingvoid team - Me, Jason, Laura, Sam etc) noticed that a business is only as good as the conversations it has with people, both inside and outside the organization [i.e. classic Cluetrain parlance].
View the archive of gapingvoid cartoons on the Marketing Society blog.
I found about this link from Hugh's gapingvoid blog.
Professor Snowden collaborates with Gapingvoid in the areas of narrative data collection, scalable organizational change and enterprise narratives as a tool for alignment.
Harold Jarche, a favorite Canadian of mine, just posted this photo of some of his new gapingvoid business cards that just arrived in the mail.
Just like our own gapingvoid newsletter, but for your business and people.
[Alan Weinkrantz tweeted this photo recently: a pair of gapingvoid prints, spotted in the wild at Geekdom, the San Antonio co-working space.
Ergo, when the team talks about gapingvoid doing «Art For Start - ups», we're not just talking about Silicon Valley, or Internet and technology businesses.
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In a recent gapingvoid post, Jon made an interesting comment about the effect of globalisation on the Hollywood entertainment industry: Oddly enough, many of the...
After months of work, we finally (re) launched the new gapingvoid art site.
Now you can add the latest Hugh MacLeod cartoon to your website or blog with the new gapingvoid widget.
We at Gapingvoid don't try and «reach» people with our «messaging.»
As gapingvoid works with more and more companies, we see that their problems aren't about lack of resources or ideas; most of them have plenty of talent, plenty of great products and plenty of money.
This is awesome: We did another little Slideshare presentation about how gapingvoid makes art for entrepreneurs.
You can see couple of the personal commissions Hugh did last year below for gapingvoid friends Tom McCallum and Robert Dow.
(Email me: hugh at gapingvoid etc..)
Some of us here are regular gapingvoid readers, and we also read the MSDN blogs from time to time.
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We had a lovely time at our second gapingvoid salon the other day.
Like gapingvoid CEO, Jason Korman wrote in today's newsletter: Hugh drew today's cartoon in connection with a talk earlier this year for the members of...
I'm so excited about this, there are no words... After months of work, we finally (re) launched the new gapingvoid art...
-LSB-...] gapingvoid's thoughts on blogging, 2010 — Hugh MacLeod serves up a dish of analysis with ten observations about blogging (he's been doing this for years).
«Social Object» given a small mention etc. [From «Free Cartoons As Social Objects»: May, 2008] When I first started putting up cartoons onto gapingvoid in 2001, they were in a small, 400 - pixel - wide format, just like the «Love Letter» cartoon you see above.
The likes of Intel, Volkswagen AG and Cisco have turned to artist Hugh MacLeod and business partner Jason Korman of Miami Beach - based Gapingvoid Ltd. to inspire employees and revamp corporate culture.
[Screenshot of the Rackspace client page etc.] Now this is exciting: Dedicated gapingvoid client pages.
This t - shirt gig got us thinking at gapingvoid Central, why can't Valentines» Day (a big day in our calendar, already) be an opportunity to go beyond Romance, to communicate to those who matter to you, that they matter, that you care, and that we are all in this together?
When this happens, you start getting a lot of what gapingvoid calls, «Cultural Denial», i.e. a collective malaise that occurs when everybody suddenly decides en masse to part company with reality.
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If you were thinking of finally buying your first gapingvoid work, Tuesday would be a good time.
I have been reading gapingvoid for months now.
Introducing CULTUREMAIL: «Just like our own gapingvoid newsletter, but for your own business and people.»
cheers, twitterhandle: robtyrie (gapingvoid follower)
In large part, corporate commissions are less threatening because Gapingvoid tries to reflect the company's values back at them, not provide a tool for disruption.
When Jason and I launched Gapingvoid and I became an artist full time, this lesson from 1990's Chicago stood us in good stead from the start.
Chris Carfi points to John T. Unger, an artist and regular gapingvoid commenter who has used his blog and the global microbrand idea to carve out a nice wee career for himself (for more money than his last day job paid him, I hasten to add).
There are few better ways to let the people who walk into your office know, exactly where you and your company stands [Feel free to ping me if commissioning one would interest you: hugh at gapingvoid dot com].
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ROB LA GESSE Rob La Gesse is the groovy cat who first hired gapingvoid at Rackspace.
After reviewing the site, Hugh Macleod over at Gapingvoid wrote, «The good news is, the marketing team decided to do it themselves,...
Thanks to Jonas Ellison for sending in the photo - it seems the family has started a new family tradtion, giving gapingvoid prints as Holiday gifts!
Using the results from the surveys, Gapingvoid consultants identified two culture best practices that required improvement.