The third age of photography
By Adam Tinworth
The fall of Kodak reveals the dangers for companies who think they’ve already made the changes they need for the digital age. The post digital one may be less forgiving.
Is the IT department the barrier to becoming a Post Digital company?
By Adam Tinworth
Forbes has argued that every company is now a software company to some degree. But how many companies are ready to enter the digital era and stop treating digital devices as something to be managed and controlled?
Finally, the Sharing Economy is back
By Martin Recke
Data has become so big these days that even DLD starts to love it. But while Big Data clearly is a technology-driven mega-trend, there is another paradigm-shift that comes more from human behaviour. I’m talking about the so-called Sharing Economy.
DLD loves Data, too
By Martin Recke
Sometimes there is a meme so strong that it would be hard to avoid it. At least that’s obviously true for conference organisers. Said this, it didn’t come as a surprise for me to read the motto of this year’s DLD conference: “All you need is…”, no, not love, but “Data?”.
The Post Digital Week – 22 Jan
By Adam Tinworth
The first in a weekly series of quick round ups of interesting posts around the idea of Post Digital.
What’s happening to the Call for Participation now?
By Alisha Steffens
Some people asked us what happens next to the Call for Participation submissions. Since the detailed procedure isn’t online anymore here’s an explanation for all who are curiously waiting for the final results.
Post Digital edges towards the mainstream
By Adam Tinworth
Yesterday’s post was a little on the esoteric side, diving into the use of Post Digital in the art. If you’re seeking evidence that the term is rapidly evolving away from that into the mainstream, can I point you towards an article published last month in the UK’s Guardian newspaper?