...by Doug Kessler
Monday, September 3rd, 2007Pecha-kucha is the only way powerpoint should ever be used.
Twenty slides, twenty seconds each. Done.
Invented by a pair of architects in Tokyo. Pecha-kucha is pronounced to (almost) rhyme with tchotchke. If you can’t say it in 20 short slides, maybe it shouldn’t be said…
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According to the BBC, undercover US researchers, or white hat spammers, have finally unearthed the secret economics of a 21st century boogie man: the junk mailer.
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Velocity, the B2B technology marketing agency, has welcomed ardent Dundee United and Vancouver Canucks fan Neil Stoneman as senior account director…
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