Seven Rare Steve Jobs Videos That Show How To “Think Different” ⚙ Co.Labs


Steve Jobs was skilled at many things–technology, marketing, and managing just for starters. But while his talents could be attributed to many factors, one that surely played a role in his success was his ability to consider things from perspectives no one had. Here are seven rare videos which span his career and take us behind the scenes of his famous slogan.

  • Product-Making
  • Intelligence
  • The Concept of Spending Money
  • The Low Periods Of Industry Innovation
  • Asking for Help
  • Animation
  • Marketing

via Seven Rare Steve Jobs Videos That Show How To “Think Different” ⚙ Co.Labs ⚙ code + community.

The History of SEO | HubSpot


Google Copyright Infringement Reports to Quadruple This Year | Mashable


The rate of copyright infringement reports Google received in 2013 is on track to quadruple the number of reports received in 2012.

In the first seven months of 2013, publishers have submitted 110.2 million requests to remove copyright-infringing content, compared with 55.2 million requests in all of 2012.

via Google Copyright Infringement Reports to Quadruple This Year | Mashable.

Image: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images

Image: Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images

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SAPL To Debut Digital Commons, Test “Public Proof” OverDrive Kiosk | The Digital Shift


As a beta tester for OverDrive, SAPL will be experimenting with an installation of the company’s new OverDrive Media Station (OMS) interface on a ruggedized kiosk that could be deployed in public areas outside of a library.

SAPL will be featuring the OMS interface on a Zivelo M32 Floor Display, a pedestal-mounted kiosk made with an aircraft-grade aluminum enclosure. With swipes and taps that will be intuitive for anyone who has used a tablet or smartphone, patrons can navigate the OMS interface to explore a library’s collection of ebooks, audiobooks, music, and videos, and easily read or listen to samples, place holds, or have an available ebook sent to their tablet, e-reader, or smartphone.

See the full article: SAPL To Debut Digital Commons, Test “Public Proof” OverDrive Kiosk | The Digital Shift.

OverDrive OMS

Crowdsourcing Spiffy New Book Covers For 50 Literary Masterpieces | Co.Design


Recovering the Classics is a joint project by the Creative Action Network, DailyLit, and Harvard Bookstore that hopes to attract designers and illustrators–namely, people like you–to crowdsource public domain covers for what they’ve deemed the 50 greatest literary works in public domain history.

Technically, these covers will then enter the public domain for you to use as you see fit. But for ease of distribution, the Harvard Bookstore will print you any public domain book you’d like with any cover you’d like for $15, with profits split between the organizations and cover’s creator. eBooks will be available for $3.

via Crowdsourcing Spiffy New Book Covers For 50 Literary Masterpieces | Co.Design: business + innovation + design.

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Books about Bullying | Stephen’s Lighthouse


Books about Bullying | Stephen’s Lighthouse.

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Kickstarter Officially Opens in Canada | Mashable


Kickstarter Officially Opens in Canada | Mashable.

‘Info ladies’ go biking to bring remote Bangladeshi villages online| Guardian Weekly


Info ladies crisscross the countryside offering the chance to see a loved one, get a blood sugar check or even legal advice.

Info Ladies

Read this amazing story of entrepreneurial spirit: ‘Info ladies’ go biking to bring remote Bangladeshi villages online | Global development | Guardian Weekly.

The 25 Best Websites for Literature Lovers | Flavorwire


The 25 Best Websites for Literature Lovers | Flavorwire.

The operative word here is “literature”…as there are many popular websites not mentioned within the list, which would be classified more as websites for book lovers or for people who love to read.

For The First Time, Americans Are Consuming More Digital Media Than TV | Fast Company


Further proof that traditional broadcasters should learn to embrace streaming video to capture more eyeballs, Americans will consume more digital media than TV for the first time ever in 2013. The news comes from new numbers released by eMarketer.

For The First Time, Americans Are Consuming More Digital Media Than TV | Fast Company | Business + Innovation

via For The First Time, Americans Are Consuming More Digital Media Than TV | Fast Company | Business + Innovation.