Goodwood Festival of Speed

We’ve recently launched an activity dashboard for Audi at Goodwood festival.

Goodwood Festival of Speed is the world’s biggest and most diverse celebr...

Julia Wojcicka   ·   9 July 2009

Taking a look at the social media landscape in China

I was at a talk on how internet word of mouth (iWOM) works in China a couple of weeks ago. There were a few noteworthy things that Sam Flemming, CEO and C...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   2 July 2009

What IS the future of free?

Yesterday I went to the RSA to watch Wired editor-in-chief and author of the Long Tail, Chris Anderson, speak about the issue visited in his latest book, ...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   1 July 2009

Howard Rheingold speaks at MxM Event: smart mobs revisited

Has the future turned out the way it was supposed to?

That’s something we’re very interested in here at Made by Many, so we’ve invited world-renowned ...

Elin Sjursen   ·   1 July 2009

Stuff that’s been floating around the office – May/June 2009

Before another age goes by, here’s a round-up of the stuff we’ve been momentarily distracted by recently:

1. Twittersheep: See the key characteristics...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   25 June 2009

Protect The Human, now with Facebook Connect

We’re very excited about today’s launch of Facebook Connect for Protect The Human, Amnesty International UK’s digital campaigning platform. 

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   24 June 2009

What is a browser?

I found this on Mike Laurie’s ace blog the other day – it’s a video put together by Ji Lee, Google’s Creative Director at the Google Creative Sandbox (jus...

Tim Malbon   ·   23 June 2009

Whoever did this should be shot

This blog post at Social Media Today just got sent round the office about how *not* to use Twitter. It’s the rubbishiest use of Twitter we’ve ever seen (a...

Tim Malbon   ·   22 June 2009

The micropayments are coming

I’ve been meaning to write a response to William’s blog post of a few weeks ago about the news that some publishers (including Rupert Murdoch) are prepari...

Tim Malbon   ·   22 June 2009

Compass and video on the iPhone opens up an augmented reality world

Massive excitement at Made By Many as the resident Apple fan-boys stayed in the office to keep up with the WWDC keynote. We cursed our recent MacBook Pro ...

Stuart Eccles   ·   10 June 2009

Looking at the innovation process at Ideo

I chanced upon this set of videos via Design Observer and Konigi at a very timely moment, because just last week I finished reading ‘The Ten Faces of Inno...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   7 June 2009

Comments on Gordon Brown’s political career

There’s a barber shop down the road from us that displays a standalone drawing board with extremely interesting thoughts on them. Currently, this is what ...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   6 June 2009

Who you gonna call?

You’ve left the station, you need a cab, who are you going to call? This lottery of eight choices, seen yesterday in Dinard, north west France, is a ...

William Owen   ·   29 May 2009

Here comes SocialMod

We’ve pushed the first ‘live’ release of Socialmod today. We think it has the potential to become the ‘Basecamp of moderation’.

Tim Malbon   ·   27 May 2009

Protect The Human new homepage

Following up on Tim’s recent post on the new Protect The Human homepages, I’m going to write about the process I went through to create the final homepage...

Julia Wojcicka   ·   26 May 2009

News: new release of Amnesty’s ProtectTheHuman.com

We’ve made a new release of ProtectTheHuman.com, the social media campaigning platform and activism community we launched for Amnesty UK in August 2008.

Tim Malbon   ·   23 May 2009

New release of Amnesty’s ProtectTheHuman.com

Tim Malbon   ·   23 May 2009

Why we don’t subscribe to Rupert Murdoch, and why we need a new kind of money

New Media Age reports that ‘Times Online and theSun.co.uk are likely to start charging for content after News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch ‘indicated such...

William Owen   ·   12 May 2009