Blog The Editor's Notebook
By Reena Jana - April 5, 2012
Have you ever wished, when reading a thought-provoking book, that you could invite the author to lunch and simply talk about his or her ideas and inspiration? This was the premise of a lunch discussion at frog’s New York studio on April 3, when we invited Navi Radjou, an independent innovation strategist and World Economic Forum faculty member, and Simone Ahuja, a Harvard Business Review blogger and advisor to Fortune 100 companies, to talk about their new book Jugaad Innovation: Think Frugal, Be Flexible, Generate Breakthrough Growth.
Blog Remarketables
By Sabrina Sandalo - March 27, 2012
This week's collection of remarkable marketing links, curated by the frog marketing team.
How Creativity Works: It's All In Your Imagination.
Blog Remarketables
By Sabrina Sandalo - September 14, 2011
This week's collection of remarkable links, curated by the frog marketing team.
Your Next Home Will Be a Robot: The future of smart homes.
Concept You from Volvo: Combining exquisite design with smart pad technology.
Blog DONG XI
By 青蛙设计公司顾问编辑 Reena Jana - August 24, 2011
这可能会违反一些人的第一直觉，在Facebook这个大“校园”中，你找不到任何地方和这个社交网站相连——在Analog研发试验室所在的那个又脏又丑的仓库里，你看不到一台电脑；相反，到处都是电锯、做衣服的工具、小型印刷机，以及可以一次切割数打纸片的工业切纸机——它看上去就像断头台一样锋利。这些东西究竟都是用来做什么的？
Blog Pattern Language
By Sam Martin - August 6, 2011
In my line of work, you have to keep up with the digital Joneses. So I carved out an unscheduled hour a few weeks ago to set up a Google + account. Or rather, I started to set it up. It’s still unfinished and somewhat mysterious to me, and it’s going to take a bigger effort to learn about the circles, huddles, sparks, and other idiosyncrasies of this newest online effort to connect. But when? Who has the time for all this socializing?
Blog Remarketables
By Sabrina Sandalo - June 29, 2011
This week's collection of remarkable links, curated by the frog marketing team.
Facebook's newest challenger: Google Plus.
Blog Elektroniker
By Tim Leberecht - June 14, 2011
Is it perverse that your boss might know more about your life than your best friends? That you spend more time with your desk neighbor at work than with your spouse? That your colleagues experience you in more emotionally extreme situations than most of your friends, in moments of utmost success and failure, triumph and defeat?
Blog Remarketables
By Sabrina Sandalo - May 26, 2011
This week's collection of remarkable links, curated by the frog marketing team.
Village of 100 People: A series of posters that visually highlights astounding statistics.
Cute CP+B ads for Bing show how your Facebook friends can improve your search results.
Blog Remarketables
By Sabrina Sandalo - May 20, 2011
This week's collection of remarkable links, curated by the frog marketing team.
Piracy kills the artist: Visually stunning campaign against music piracy.
Blog frogs on the road
By Elizabeth Roche - May 10, 2011
Social media amulets in Cairo
Aboard this Air Egypt flight from Cairo to Munich, I am grateful for five hours in limbo before being deposited back into Western life. After a week on the ground in Cairo with Jan Chipchase and other colleagues from frog design, I have a sharpened understanding of how little I know about this region. Anyone who has spent time talking to people on both sides of "the line" in Egypt is struck by the monumental gap between those found in the poor, illiterate corners of the city and the fountain-ringed office parks filled with the savvy Egyptian businessmen educated in the best schools the West has to offer. Our research traversed much of this continuum. While we were not in the poorest of poor areas (meaning, communities living in and mining garbage dumps), our interviewees ranged from the latte-sipping, shisha-smoking students wearing designer clothing to the tea peddlers in dusty, goat-filled alleys. When I asked, with the assistance of my translator, if they used Facebook, faces lit with a smile and a nod—even in the goat-inhabited corners.
