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The central theme of Do You Matter? is that if you want to matter to your customers then you'd better use design wisely. And, by design, they don't must mean industrial design as practiced by designers. They urge business leaders to make design a philosophy and process that permeates the company.

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This is a real test of the blogosphere. Our culture and openness. We don't know all the facts, but there is enough to be disgusted. We do know that part of this involves real core and dedicated bloggers. We do know that this involves trolls, there will al

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Pretend for a second that you're a CEO. Would you reveal your deepest, darkest secrets online? Would you confess that you're an indecisive weakling, that your colleagues are inept, that you're not really sure if you can meet payroll? Sounds crazy, right?

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Kathy Sierra, from what I know of her, is an exceedingly smart and good person who has been targeted by a group of bloggers who recently posted death threats (including images) that has succeeded in scaring the wits out of her. She cancelled all her futur

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Kathy Sierra has cancelled her appearance at eTech because of death threats she has received online. I am shocked to see this happen, and I am particularly shocked because some of the people who brought me to blogging in the first place are connected. I h

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Go read Kathy Sierra’s latest post at Creating Passionate Users, then come back. It’s important. That post made me feel sick to my stomach. It makes me both sad and angry when people use the shield of anonymity on the internet to do crap like make dea

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Anonymity hasn't made the web a better place. Instead, it has allowed some of the worst ideas ever to get published. (This link is unsettling). All we can do is root for Kathy and hope that the bully behind this is caught. It makes me angry.

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I’m physically ill after reading what happened to Kathy Sierra. Maryam and several others here at PodTech asked me about it and are concerned since the same sites that are attacking Kathy also mentioned me and Maryam. Maryam is really freaked out about

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In her latest post, Kathy Sierra reports that she has been receiving increasingly disturbing threats (death threats, and of sexual nature), to the point that she has cancelled her appearance at ETech and has locked herself up at home.

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Reflections about the Michael Crook affair will surely be all over the web soon. People will look back in anger, although the prevailing sense of outrage may be tempered by many notes of caution — it’s not all fun, being hassled by a griefer. I probab

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Update: I did an interview with Jeff Diehl earlier this afternoon about Yahoo's Censorship of this image. Jeff is the plaintiff in the EFF case against Michael Crook and runs the site 10 Zen Monkeys. You can red the interview here.

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