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Linkness. What we’ve been reading | November 8, 2013

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Make something beautiful before you are dead (a bit NSFW unless you have your headphones in). An explanation, on Gawker: Steve Roggenbuck’s poetry will save the internet. Welcome to a new edition of Linkness!

If you only read one thing.

  • I want to be a millennial when I retire | NYT

Management.

  • What is the sound of one hand texting? Mindfulness: getting its share of attention | NYT
  • Related: In Silicon Valley, meditation is no fad. It could make your career | Wired.com
  • How women respond to frustration at work, and why | HBR

Innovation.

  • Activities not audiences: focus on “not just users, but user needs. That’s a big important distinction. One that sometimes gets lost in a warm bath of user-centricness.” | Russell Davies

Data and technology.

  • Am I going insane? Snapchat is intrinsically worthless | Roy Murdock
  • Twitter is weird | The Atlantic
  • “Try to keep your best users happy, but as for the ones so upset that they want to sue you, probably better to let them go.” What to do when an online community starts to fail | HBR

Insights.

Creativity.

  • Slaves of the internet, unite! Say no to writing or otherwise creating for corporations for free | NYT
  • The definative inside account of the rise of teenage pop star Lorde, and her extraordinary control over every aspect of her creativity and career | FasterLouder
  • The 12 biggest mistakes you can make on Medium | The Awl

STW Group news.

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