The Blog

We have two weekly columns: In our Week Notes, we talk about what has been going on at Third Wave. In the Weekly Reads, we collect our favorite quotes and content from the web. Get our articles sent straight to your inbox.
1 year ago Category: Weekly Reads

What we read this week (11 Nov)

Written by: Peter

This week: Klout violates privacy, a superabundance of screens captures our secondary attention, William Gibson talks about his personal history, McKinsey tries to measure the e-conomy and maybe our future consists of more interaction than a finger-swipe.

Read more »

1 year ago Category: Week Notes

Week 57

Written by: Johannes

An apprenticeship with VCCP Berlin, more work for NEXT12, an update on our work for Postbank and more in this week note.

Read more »

1 year ago Category: Weekly Reads 1 Comments

What we read this week (3 Nov)

Written by: Peter

This week’s reading includes futurologists, a Mexican soccer club that replaces player’s names with Twitter handles on their shirts, the ongoing debate about “creative technologists”, big business accepting Social Media, and the New York Times’ digital transformation.

Read more »

1 year ago Category: conferences, third wave

Next Conference 2012: Post-Digital

Written by: Peter

Earlier this year we had the opportunity to work with SinnerSchrader on their Next Conference, where I curated and hosted the track The Social Layer. Today, the team announced Next12 with the overall theme “Post-Digital”, and we are glad that we can – again – contribute.

Read more »

1 year ago Category: Week Notes

Week 56

Written by: Peter

Last week we had a chance to dig deeper, with interviews and a topic sprint. Johannes met the good folks at Dachis Group, and we’ll be visiting Bonn and London.

Read more »

1 year ago Category: third wave, thoughts

Quantifying future

Written by: Igor

On Thursday, I was in Hamburg following the invitation by the lovely people from Brainjuicer to speak at their WINnovation event. I always enjoy an opportunity to go to Hamburg, so I went and talked about Quantified Self and Cities.

Read more »