By Limor Shiponi Wisely, a substantial amount of formulation, observation and discussion is performed during the earlier phases of Blackblot’s training around roles and goals. Looking at my attempt to “get the game out of the door” as Gregg placed it, this is important. In storytelling it is all in one person. If I want …
By Limor Shiponi Well, life does bring interesting opportunities my way. Next week I’m going to attend Strategic Product Manager™ training by Blackblot in Tel-Aviv. The product I have in mind is a game that helps elicit marketing and sales stories and it’s core technology is storytelling. The game’s prototype, created by The Story Telling …
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By Limor Shiponi Observing many narratives for quite a while now, not much good has come out of those speeches, although I’m sure there are people who will swear by them. Sorry, the next time you meet me, save it for yourself. I would probably be interested in much more. Besides, I don’t like you …
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By Limor Shiponi Don’t worry, that is not going to happen. Storytelling will never die. Unless humanity vanishes completely. Many have this concern though, and the question is who and why? One group that decided to take care of the issue announced it’s action plan on November 18, 2008: The MIT Media Laboratory today announced …