Ted Audio Collective.

The iPad of the tablet vision was starting to form, you know, in terms of what is this device, the Apple conversation was distinct and Apple and Adobe

were not getting along at the time and so there was some brokerage of us saying we need you both to play nice.

From the TED Audio Collective, this is Design Matters with Debbie Millman.

For 19 years, Debbie Millman has been talking with designers and other creative people

about what they do, how they got to be who they are, and what they're thinking about

and working on. On this episode Scott Daddish talks about how he became

a designer and about editing magazines when tablets first came on the market.

Well, that's one issue. Let's try it again. The next issue. We'll move on.

On death sex and money, we feature interviews with you, our community of listeners,

getting honest about uncomfortable things.

I developed an illness where it isn't safe for me to drive.

A friend once said to me,

Sex is like air.

You don't think about it until you're not getting enough.

This is a similar sort of thing if you just

replace sex with driving. Listen to death sex and money wherever you get

podcasts. Scott Daddich is a designer, a magazine editor and a filmmaker. He was the creative

director of Texas Monthly magazine before he became the creative director of Wired magazine.

He worked with Apple and Adobe to create the Wired Tablet Edition and oversaw the development of Conde Nass Digital Magazine

Storytelling, which included the New Yorker's iPad Edition as well.

Scott was then appointed editor-in-chief of Wired magazine where he brought someone

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