Readers may expect certain things from a Chuck Palahniuk novel: a narrator with a messiah complex, taxonomies of eccentric information, pithy single-sentence paragraphs and a few overexplicit statements of theme.
By and large, the 26 pieces here are short, pithy, and packed with information delivered in poetic but precise language.
He (she?) often tweets out pithy commentary on investor inside information, tech culture and funny startup minutiae.
The reports made available to us were all short, pithy, and contained little superfluous information beyond the key priorities of retailers: what was done and what was found in relation to customer and staff reactions and, ultimately, sales.
Hippocrates' aphorism is brief and pithy, yet contains important data.
In short scenes, sheared by blackouts, the characters initially semaphore information to the audience via pithy exchanges – sometimes directed at one another, sometimes directly out to the auditorium (Shaw Cameron's economical direction conveys maximum impact).
Ms. Brown's article is informative, humorous and pithy.
Lastly, update your "bragalogue," a short, pithy story that incorporates a few bits of information about who you are and what you've done.
In fact, I just used the information found in Foursquare valuation /date to tweet out this pithy attempt at cleverness, "Meg Whitman could have bought Foursquare, and kept the change".
To see some selfishly spreading information about issues of social significance, instead of sharing the kind of pithy content audiences are used to forking out £30 a night for, completely free of charge, constantly, every day.
Note how well-stated, aspirational company missions such as "Connect the World" or "Organize the world's information" have inspired a wide array of projects that can fit under a pithy umbrella.
