A deluge of interviews and recordings
With each new book comes a deluge of interviews, articles, reviews, and recordings. The latest book, The Design of Future Things, is no exception. Here are the ones I enjoyed the most.
In December, 2007, I spent an entire day with John Tierney, science writer for the New York Times, exploring the elevators and washrooms of the New York Times building, touring the streets and stores of Manhattan. The result was one story and two NY Times blogs:
Why Nobody Likes a Smart Machine (N. Y. Times Science Section: December 18, 2007).
John Tierney's NY Times Blog 1: Scientific Breakthrough: How to wash your hands. (Photographs by me.)
John Tierney's NY Times Blog 2: Smart elevators, dumb people
Candace Lombardi’s CNET print interview: Tech design with thought.
And lots of audio interviews and radio programs:
A “Digital Cafe†interview with Mario Armstrong:
Interview on the Leonard Lopate Show (WNYC, New York Public Radio)
Essays
Books
- All Books
- Living with complexity
- The Design of Future Things
- Emotional Design: Why we love (or hate) everyday things
- The invisible computer
- Things That Make us Smart: Defending Human Attributes in the Age of the Machine
- Turn Signals Are the Facial Expressions of Automobiles
- The Design of Everyday Things