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29 October 2006
| Blueprint
Al Gore and the future politics of climate change Review of Davis Guggenheim’s documentary An Inconvenient Truth
27 October 2006
| IT Week
How IT will cook up a feast for the eyes Trends in computing mean developers will soon have to add visual literacy to their skills
24 September 2006
| IT Week
Smarty-pants ideas to make work better Wearable IT is starting to have an impact in sport and may soon make a significant improvement to the lives of thousands of workers
11 September 2006
| IT Week
Dress smarter for a better life Fashionistas and technologists are starting to develop off-the-peg solutions to everyday problems
Autumn 2006
| 10 years on: Design Management Journal, 1996
The Battle for the Living Room The illusion of consumer sovereignty on the Web has been alive and well for a full decade
11 August 2006
| New Design
Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have often praised creativity, but the post-Blair era promises to see more pleas for innovation. In the past, too many designers were fooled by the false promise of Oasis in No 10. Now, whoever wins the next election, they don't need to be so credulous again
24 July 2006
| Three Layer Cake
Interview on "Meaningful Consumption" Meaning is to be found in what you do, not what you buy, own or use
March 2006
| website of the Design Council
Everything you wanted to know about trend forecasting, but were afraid to ask
Winter 2005
| Design Indaba, South Africa
Would you bet money on South Africa getting ahead in the global design game? What is it that really holds the Third World back?
December 2005
| exclusive to Woudhuysen.com
Why do research? The questions for design It is not Britain's science, engineering and technology 'base' or high educational standards that receive the government's attention, but knowledge transfer.
8 August 2005
| IT Week
The design critic John Thackara’s new book highlights much of the coming agenda for IT in services.
July 2005
| From the Archives: Designers' Journal, July 1985
For years after 1974, Victor Papanek's Design for the real world was a bible for ethically-minded designers. But it was always about as credible as the Bible itself
Summer 2005
| Website of PARK
Where have all the great leaders in design gone? Raymond Loewy, Saul Bass, Paul Rand or George Nelson – such giants are missing.
June 2005
| e-Bulletin of the Design Management Institute
Innovation, branding and organisation: international design managers and their performance They focus a lot on suppliers, not enough on corporate strategy.
April 2005
| Blueprint
Who's afraid of Virginia Postrel? Aesthetics are great – but not when they are praised at the expense of engineering.  Previous Page |
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