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Linkness. What we’ve been reading | October 18, 2013

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Welcome to a new edition of Linkness!

If you only read one thing.

Management.

  • “Beware of advice about successful people and their methods. For starters, no two situations are alike. Your dreams of creating a dry-cleaning empire won’t be helped by knowing that Thomas Edison liked to take naps.” | WSJ
  • Culture is conversation. To change the culture, change the conversation. | Jack Martin Leith
  • Nate Silver on finding a mentor, teaching yourself statistics, and not settling in your career | HBR

Innovation.

  • The predatory algorithm: From passive to active, from prey to predatory in online dating | Dave Trott

Data and technology.

  • The viscosity of data | Future Perfect
  • D. T. Max profile of Twitter and Square founder Jack Dorsey. (He once tweeted, “I love espadrilles. And this glass of wine. And the word ‘asperity.’ ”) | New Yorker
  • How LinkedIn got $10M by making weakness look like strength | Wired.com
  • Kevin Systrom, Instagram’s man of vision, now eyes up world domination | The Guardian
  • “In the matter of the lubricant e-mail, though, a low-level product manager had overstepped the bounds of propriety.” Extract from ‘The Secrets of Bezos: How Amazon Became the Everything Store’ | Businessweek

Insights.

  • Strategy, in reverse: “In parallel with the weekly design sprint, we extrapolated strategy from our ideas.” | Matt Daniels
  • What Sir Martin Sorrell’s clients worry about | Influx Insights
  • Have we hit peak advertising? | Nieman Lab
  • Debunking three myths of agile marketing | Chief Marketing Technologist
  • Alcohol as escape from perfectionism | The Atlantic
  • Are artists to blame for gentrification? | Slate
  • The real reason for rotten online reviews on TripAdvisor | Rory Sutherland
  • The gated globe: The forward march of globalisation has paused since the financial crisis, giving way to a more conditional, interventionist and nationalist model. | The Economist
  • Facebook Moms: “57% of moms on Facebook are over 35 – these women are the first generation to have raised their children entirely in the Facebook era.” | Newsweek

Creativity.

  • TED talks are lying to you | Salon

STW Group news.

OMG | cool | wow.

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