Filed under: innovation, online media | Tags: Disney, Disney Magical Express, Facebook, iPhone, Lee Cockerell, London Underground, One Person Trend Stories, Oyster, Quiet Innovations, service innovation, Tumblr, Wolff Olins
Disney and London Underground have very little in common, except perhaps that both are a part of vacation experiences. But they do have two very different but very inventive service offerings that you ought to learn about. And I am going to do a bit of a cop out on this one. Since I have already written about this with Wolff Olins, I will direct you to that work (it is much more in detail, and their are some nice applications that you can take with you as well). It includes a nice discussion with Lee Cockerell and a in-depth look at the Oyster Card. Take a look, you may enjoy it. If not, let me know why.
In the meantime, I have come across a tumblr site that is very well written and quite enjoyable to read. It is called One Person Trend Stories, and it is worth a look. Today’s post was:
… One Woman Takes a Stand Against Coffee Shops That Play Really Loud Music
Yesterday it featured a man that refused to buy the iPhone and a few days ago we read of a woman that refused to look at her ex boyfriend’s Facebook updates. How can you refuse to read that?
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