Twinstan's interesting links roundup on Diigo (weekly)

• YouTube - Tribal Leadership

  GoogleTalk on Tribal Leadership by Dave Logan - not sure I would buy the book based upon this, but it he has some interesting ideas

• The Rise And Fall Of Yahoo: The Infographic

• How Facebook Ships Code « FrameThink – Frameworks for Thinking People

  Some fascinating insights into software engineering and product development and facebook - even if only part of this is true it sounds like a developers fantasy.

• 11 Types of Analytics for 2011 « Get Elastic Ecommerce Blog

  Nice overview of types of web analytics tools

• GazeHawk - Eye Tracking For Everyone - Usability Services & Software

  Have had good experience with eye-tracking in general. I like the look of this offering - good pricing and looks like a reasonable reporting suite. Would be interested in any feedback people have.

• 2010's 25 Top Posts On The Forrester Blog For Interactive Marketing Professionals | Forrester Blogs

• The Sequel Map – Which Sequels Were Better or Worse Than the Original? — BoxOfficeQuant

  Just another nice data graphic - guess what - sequels are mostly worse than the original - probably not really a learning that requires a info-graphic, but it does look good...

• Book Review: The Design of Design: Essays from a Computer Scientist :: UXmatters

  Any book by Brooks is worth reading - this is definitely going on my reading list.

• Design Thinking | Employing Design Principles | Defining Ease of Use :: UXmatters

  A nice overview with some good links on design thinking

• End_of_Year_Letter_2011_technology.pdf

  Less succinct than the telco paper of (practically) the same name, but also pretty good. Once again, no real new insights, but a few nice facts on cloud computing and M&A in the technology sector.

• End_of_Year_Letter_2011_telecom.pdf

  A nice summary of the trends in the telco industry for the operators - nothing new, but succinctly put.

• Exciting Commerce: Businessmodelle für Fortgeschrittene: Die Erfinder-Bibliothek

  Links to a few interesting books on business modelling

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.