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This year
Fadhila Brahimi FB-Associés : Personal Branding: Comment se démarquer pour se faire chasser
by fbrahimi
Comment faire pour que l'on se souvienne de vous ?-Conseils et témoignages de chasseurs de tête. Dans le cadre de la publication d'un article sur JobManager sur Comment "Se démarquer pour se faire chasser" grâce aux techniques du Personal Branding (éléments de différentiation de la marque personnelle), j'ai interviewé trois chasseurs de tête afin de confronter mes idées de coach à leurs perceptions chasseurs.
2008
.. citymurmur.org ..
by karlcow
On-line newspapers, information agency, blogs and personal websites, thematic media are monitored to highlight the pattern of perceptions on the urban space. This monitoring activity leads to the creation of an atlas that will produce - in real-time - different maps based on news sources, themes, and time. The atlas allows users to understand the urban space as a function of media attention and biases and social and cultural diversity of the city itself.
what color are you?
by blackgoldfish
& 4 others
1216: english manor - pantone 17-3920. reflective, imaginative & innovative. "you have an unusual and often profound take on likfe. it's your ability to see and hear things differently that sets you apart from others. your personal color reminds you to share your thoughts and perceptions with others.
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2007
Red
by tisseurdetoile
(via)
e perceive the color red in different ways. For many New Yorkers these days red means "high alert". Terror creates anxieties that suspend reality and blur our vision and judgment. We stop trusting our perceptions and move into a simulated hyper-reality created by mass media. I am playing off this notion with my work and consciously put the viewer into a position where s/he has to interpret the duplicity of their meanings. For example, do we perceive the young woman in one of the photos as dead, or is what we see as blood just the spilled wine, and she is sleeping peacefully? The viewer gets to decide weather to see sensuality, lust or violence in one and the same image. The work, represented by nine large color photos and two videos is creating a discourse about the multiplicity of our audio/visual conceptions, using the color red as a metaphor.
Consider™ | Wire
by sbrothier
Wire is committed to the inclusive design agenda – helping designers understand how their work can be made accessible to everybody. Consider™ is Wire’s award-winning concept that helps graphic designers and their clients understand the effect of common visual impairments.
Consider™ is a desktop tool that can be launched from any design software package or PDF reader. The first part of the software allows designers to identify common visual impairments (such as such as dyslexia, colour blindness, refractive error and partial sight) in their target audience.
Consider™ then replicates common eye conditions to enhance the designer’s understanding of different impairments. It also recommends how designs can be improved to make them more inclusive. The software does not deliver prescriptive solutions. Instead it helps the designer to understand the principles underlying inclusive design and shows how they might make their work more inclusive.
Consider™ won the Design Business Association’s Inclusive Design Challenge 2006. Judges called Consider™: ‘a brilliant, intuitive tool with wide-ranging scope that will change perceptions among designers and their clients regarding inclusive design.’
You can find out more about the DBA Inclusive Design challenge at the DBA site and The Helen Hamlyn Research Centre
Blackle - Energy Saving Search
by sbrothier
& 11 others
(via)
Powered by Google, Blackle was created on the premise that a black, as opposed to a white, computer screen saves a significant amount of energy. Multiply that by the number of searches conducted a day and we're on to something.
We know that not everyone is crazy about the look of a black screen, but part of this sustainable design gig is about examining our perceptions of beauty. Maybe if the bevel and embossed logotype were tweaked just a bit.
The GORB -- Why GORB
by cyberien
Why The GORB?
Help us build a better world!
The GORB is an online community of professionals where real life reputations are be earned and viewed by others. We accomplish this by collecting personal and professional opinions from our members and use them to drive the dynamic GORB Scoring System. Our unique social network allows members to reveal, discipline and reward the good and bad conduct of others while openly evaluating each others online reputation.
Our Marketplace
Very few people escape this truth. The professional marketplace in general is inefficient when it comes to distributing information about a person's reputation. Many of us often make daily decisions based on relatively few inputs, some which are poorly validated. When these decisions begin to form the basis for our perceptions about others that we don't know, it should be no surprise that there's a hit-and-miss nature to this "off-line" system!
On the other hand, many of us also use people that we know very well as references to gather information and make decisions about others. The GORB aims to leverge reliable professional references and personal opinions to provide a balanced and widely adopted "online" rating system, that allows us to gauge the reputations of one another.
Accountability
The GORB combines anonymity with accountability. If you provide an anonymous opinion about another person, and if the community around that person accepts your opinion as fair and balanced, then your reputation as a fair and objective person will be enhanced.
However, if you offer an opinion that is too positive or too negative, and the community rejects it, your reputation will suffer.
With our system, the truth will come out as opinions accumulate and are validated over time. We believe that most of us will have a positive score, but we also realize that sometimes it's harder to identify someone with a good reputation than it is to come across someone with a bad one. At The GORB, we'd like to change that!
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2006
T-shirt Island
by sbrothier
T-Shirt Island (tshirtisland.blogspot.com) talks everything about T-Shirt. From T-Shirt you can buy (or sell maybe) through online shop, its design, and modern pop culture influence latest trends of T-Shirt. Yes, we are talking about fashion, news, blogging, social perceptions, and more!
The Marketplace of Perceptions
by sinnen
(via)
Economic Man is an intelligent, analytic, selfish creature who has perfect self-regulation in pursuit of his future goals and is unswayed by bodily states and feelings. And Economic Man is a marvelously convenient pawn for building academic theories. But Economic Man has one fatal flaw: he does not exist.
Grand Text Auto » Computational Aesthetics Workshop at AAAI
by bcpbcp
Our aesthetic agency for beauty and emotion is one of the most celebrated bastions of humanity. If machines could understand and affect our perceptions of beauty and happiness, they could touch people's lives in fantastic new ways. Drawing variously from work in diverse fields such as psychology, cognitive science, and philosophy, recent applications of artificial intelligence have begun their foray into the computation of, inter alia, art, music, poetry, and affect. Both the theory and praxis of aesthetics by computational means are seeing rapid advances, and the time is ripe for thematic integration. Hence, this workshop will bring together AI theorists and practitioners across various realms in study and celebration of its central thematic, COMPUTATIONAL AESTHETICS.
Google Still King of Search -- Clear Favorite Across All Search Categories, New Keynote Study Reports
by kuroyagi
(via)
"Ask Jeeves received the greatest jump in brand perceptions once new or infrequent users had searched on their site."
Transparency International Corruption Perceptions 2005
by hchicha
Indice de Perceptions de la Corruption 2005 (IPC) de Transparency International
2005
Europe, Inc.—Re-branding Europe
by Sheino
Building Europe’s image could be a potentially huge step forward both in terms of changing attitudes within the EU and perceptions of it from the outside.
Kamikaze Images
by ramage
This web site explores diverse portrayals and perceptions of the young men who carried out suicide attacks near the end of World War II.
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