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COWmunications feedback | Introducing the all new www.CreativeCowMagazine.net website
In this article, Ron Lindeboom, one of the co-founders of CreativeCOW.net and company architect and head of business development, says of the new magazine site interface: ''I have never seen a magazine interface that makes as much sense and gives as much access to so much content, in so few steps.'' Those that helped test the new site while it was in development, agreed, stating that they didn't need any instructions to use it -- but we offer some here, anyway.
Editorial, Tutorial, Feature 04/04/2009
Author: Ron Lindeboom |
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Business & Marketing | Business: Competing With Your Ears Wide Open
Failure is a master teacher because its lessons are burned into your psyche and are rarely forgotten. Its lessons are often replayed over and over until every nuance of meaning is understood from many angles.
Editorial 04/01/2009
Author: Ron Lindeboom |
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COWmunications feedback | Cows Around the World
The 'W' in COW stands for 'world,' and we really mean it. Here are reports from Cows in Russia, India, the Netherlands and Canada about what they do, and what they're working on.
People / Interview 10/03/2008
Author: Cowdog |
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Art of the Edit | Ergonomics for COWs
The question was asked in the Avid Editing COW: 'After eight years of working on a computer, my wrist hurts within an hour. Anyone else getting carpel tunnel? What can I do to prevent major damage?' Dave Anselmi, a T'ai Ch'i Instructor for over 10 years and whose friend is an Ergonomics Specialist, was quick to the rescue with this great advice.
Tutorial 08/29/07
Author: Dave Anselmi |
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COWmunications feedback | COW Search Engine
The COW Search engine offers a wide variety of functionality and has been improved to accommodate those hard to find posts. Find out how, and how not to use this new tool if you are seeking a lost post.
Tutorial, Feature 08/02/2007
Author: Abraham Chaffin |
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COWmunications feedback | Grazing Etiquette at the CreativeCow forums
In this article for CreativeCow.net, contributing editor and leader, David Battistella converses with other leaders in search of 'what constitutes good grazing' or polite etiquette for being part of a fun and truly useful Creative community. Read on as David, Jerry Hoffman, Walter Biscardi, Tom Wolsky and Bob Zelin share their thoughts for keeping the pasture peaceful.
Editorial, Tutorial 05/12/2006
Author: David Battistella |
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COWmunications feedback | The Taps Project
Preserving the story of veterans for the library of congress - Everyday, we lose another 1,000 WWII veterans whose stories are lost forever. These are fathers, sons, brothers, uncles and friends whose stories are now gone forever. We are working with the Library of Congress to help preserve these stories for the families and for the future.
People / Interview 05/04/2006
Author: Ron Lindeboom |
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COWmunications feedback | Avoiding Creative Burnout
Burnout is very common in the television industry, but it doesn't have to last. By investing time and interest in learning new skills, Timothy Allen tells us, you will not only develop your career, but also enhance your entire outlook on life. If you keep your learning curve in ''the zone'', you'll be just fine.
Tutorial 07/26/2002
Author: Timothy Allen |
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