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Ray Ozzie on Lotus Notes and Slow Hunch Innovation

[More in the series of excerpts from the conversations in my new collection, The Innovator’s Cookbook. This is part of my exchange with the brilliant Ray Ozzie, who recently stepped down as Microsoft’s Chief Software Architect. Ray has been


A Theoretical Education

A month or two ago, the Times Book Review asked me to write a short essay on my experience majoring in Semiotics at Brown, prompted in part by Jeffrey Eugenides’ new book, The Marriage Plot, which features a number of scenes in Brown Semiotics classrooms in its opening pages.


Eno On Innovation In The Studio

The Innovator’s Cookbook, new on the shelves this month, features a number of conversations with creative minds from technology, business, education and the arts, talking about their methods. For the next week or two, I’m going to be featuring some of my favorite exchanges


Babble Joins Disney

On Tuesday morning, Disney announced that it had acquired the parenting site, Babble,com, which was founded a few years ago by my old friends Rufus Griscom and Alisa Volkman. I should say up front that I have both a personal and a financial investment in Babble — I was an early investor in…

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