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  1. RT @frogdesign Our Misguided Focus on Brand and User Experience by @jkolko http://bit.ly/8rLgD5 [interesting but not really ground breaking] about 6 hours ago from Tweetie
  2. The iPhone is the every-thing. It's kind of ruined 'things' e.g maps, compasses, notepads, walkmans, dictaphones, cameras, phones etc. about 7 hours ago from Tweetie
  3. .@imarkus @poleydee just because others have done it before doesn't mean it doesn't need, or isn't worth, re-doing! about 13 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to imarkus
  4. @jasonmesut yes for sure - its a fascinating area #nhs #patientrecords about 19 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to jasonmesut
  5. RT @Wandster: What is Total Experience Design? @poleydee takes a good shot at answering this... http://bit.ly/5vxVNq #UX about 20 hours ago from Tweetie
  6. .@mypolice - @myrailway? @mysocialservices? @myarmy? @myolympics? @myarts? @myuni? @myparks? @myeverything! It's @ourfuture... about 20 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to mypolice
  7. RT @Wandster: RT @cScapeCEU: Very interesting graph on mobile app engagement http://bit.ly/4R2AFo (via @richardsedley) 2:28 PM Nov 30th from Tweetie
  8. @Jamesamperi yes, he has a heavy debt to repay to Britains travellers. Good job he designed so many great services since then! 2:14 PM Nov 30th from Tweetie in reply to Jamesamperi
  9. An insane grey mould has overwhelmed a box of tech in my house, including a Wii, Flip, hard drives, cameras. Shit: http://yfrog.com/37jodkj 2:12 PM Nov 30th from Tweetie
  10. @fergusbisset ironically the intercity trains designed in the 70s are much better for laptop usage than virgin's crap new trains! #trainmoan 10:47 AM Nov 30th from Tweetie in reply to fergusbisset
  11. Knackerd again. On the rubbish cramped hot overly 'designed' virgin train back to London. Good interviews though. 8:44 AM Nov 30th from Tweetie
  12. Getting into Birmingham for another (long) day of NHS interviews re: digitising patient records and developing service / UX requirements. 1:42 AM Nov 30th from Tweetie
  13. RT @marxculture: THe problem of designing a sustainable helpline http://bit.ly/7Gs44R 11:15 PM Nov 29th from Tweetie
  14. RT @davebriggs: Just bookmarked: The pieces of the digital engagement puzzle by @lesteph http://icio.us/afd1r4 1:47 AM Nov 29th from Tweetie
  15. Old skool Ganja Crew super sharp shooter on hospital records 100th podcast http://j.mp/ZB0Sz #loving takes me right back to Sheffield youth! 1:45 AM Nov 29th from Tweetie
  16. An unamed source from a popular gossip magazine told us last night that Danyl is sleeping with Lloyd. True? #xfactor 12:12 PM Nov 28th from Tweetie
  17. Colleges Struggling With the Digital Bathroom Wall http://ff.im/-c8K9Q 10:40 AM Nov 28th from FriendFeed
  18. DRM versus innovation http://ff.im/-c8JR7 10:35 AM Nov 28th from FriendFeed
  19. More Boeing mega-madness: The Dreamlifter http://ff.im/-c6fDt 10:22 AM Nov 27th from FriendFeed
  20. Great day of interviews with NHS professionals at Heartlands, Birmingham. Knackered. Got cheeky wheelchair dpace seat on packed train home 9:13 AM Nov 27th from Tweetie
  • Name Nick Marsh
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  • Bio Tweets about service design and other interesting things and thinking (and all the other stuff too)
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