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Josh Dilworth

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I am an employee of Porter Novelli. The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect the official opinions or positions of my esteemed employer.

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Contact me at joshua [dot] dilworth [at] gmail [dot] com or at josh [dot] dilworth [at] porternovelli [dot] com

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Good times in Iowa — the karaoke prompt to “Hollaback Girl” — hehe.
Good times in Iowa — the karaoke prompt to “Hollaback Girl” — hehe.
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Productivity simply isn’t helping most people: it’s not making them happier or leading to more free time.
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FaceBook In Reality - from www.idiotsofants.com 
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New blog design!

Hey everyone, check out the new digs! HUGE props go to Ellis Neder and Mark Pfohl over at NYC-based Sway Design. They rock, are easy to work with, and I highly recommend them — Sway has also done fantastic work for clients MakeMeSustainable and ZocDoc, which is how I found out about them in the first place.

I’ve also been waiting for the redesign to get my bloggy game on a little more formally. I have been getting more and more traffic, some great comments (including some high-profile peeps) and I even made it onto Techmeme for the first time about a month ago.

Overall, I’ve been using this blog over the last year to play around with the types of content that provide a good fit for my objectives, and I think that I’ve finally got it narrowed down to something cohesive (at least to me, hehe).

The new font and text format should make longer posts a lot easier to read, too, which was really preventing me before from doing many text-based posts. I continue to love Tumblr, but the idea is that the new design will also allow me to the straddle the line between a traditional blog and a tumble log a little bit more effectively.

So again, thanks to Ellis and Mark, and more to come soon!

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