The Week's Links (2/26/12)

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All the links posted to Twitter, Facebook and Google+ this week: 

  • A small red bundle of love (What I learned this week) owl.li/1hEhFG
  • Make yourself a cup of coffee and read this: Innovation and the Bell Labs Miracleowl.li/9irSB
  • Weird, or just different? owl.li/9hYw2
  • Reading a book really is better the second time round - and re-reading can offer mental health benefits owl.li/9cxHJ
  • Significant Objects: A Doll With A Storyowl.li/9hc2l
  • Life’s Messy. Train Your Brain to Adapt.owl.li/99YqL
  • Fasting can help protect against brain diseases, scientists say owl.li/99Ylm
  • Kids and Sleep Through History: They Have Never Gotten Enough, but Who’s to Say How Much They Really Need? owl.li/99YgC
  • Copyright and Fair Use Tips When Bloggingowl.li/9cPEX
  • 2 movies inspired by Snow White are coming, you should check out Snow, Glass, Apples audio play by Neil Gaiman instead. owl.li/9fJgs
  • New code lets websites opt-out of Pinterest.owl.li/9cxgw How much will this affect the site’s rapid growth?
  • Move Over Search Box, Google’s Home Page Gets A Share Box owl.li/9cxb6
  • Forbes has joined a group of 30 clients using Narrative Science software to write computer-generated stories.http://owl.li/9cx6b
  • Creativity Top 5 owl.li/1hA92V
  • Unusual music packaging owl.li/9cAMq
  • The 1-Step Plan for Super-Productivityowl.li/9cAGJ
  • 5 Cool Sites To Help You Choose Which Book To Read Next owl.li/9cABU
  • Herb Lubalin on his PBS Logo owl.li/1hyO9M
  • Dali’s Surrealism as Marketing Tool owl.li/9cy5X
  • Production Company of the Year 2011: B-Reel - Creativity Online owl.li/9cVpO
  • Gandhi’s list of “the seven blunders that human society commits, and that cause all violence”owl.li/1hxOBO
  • I tried to watch Game of Thrones and this is what happened owl.li/9crP7 So very true.
  • Clever and humorous “Art Addicted” campaign advertising Team Detroit for College for Creative Studies. owl.li/9crsX
  • The making of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo opening title sequence owl.li/9cqwm
  • Brainstorming Doesn’t Really Work, another must-read gem by @jonahlehrer for The New Yorker owl.li/9a4uz
  • Seven misconceptions about how students learn owl.li/99YcC
  • Royal Shakespeare Company production to be broadcast to 3,000 UK schools this summer.owl.li/97ib2
  • 6 things we learned about journalism from Social Media Week owl.li/97i1z
  • Building New Habits Through Advertisingowl.li/1hvS1K
  • 100 best Typefaces of all times owl.li/94EW0

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Antonio Ortiz

Antonio Ortiz has always been an autodidact with an eclectic array of interests. Fascinated with technology, advertising and culture he has forged a career that combines them all. In 1991 Antonio developed one of the very first websites to market the arts. It was text based, only available to computer scientists, and increased attendance to the Rutgers Arts Center where he had truly begun his professional career. Since then Antonio has been an early adopter and innovator merging technology and marketing with his passion for art, culture and entertainment. For a more in-depth look at those passions, visit SmarterCreativity.com.