Friday, May 16, 2008
Here's the latest IAB Internet Advertising Report - $21 Billion, anyone? .pdf
Are social networks dragging down CPM's?
Why is Google's Sergei Brin "bearish" on social ad revenue?
How the Pentagon is making Iron Man real in five easy steps
Why Generation Y is going to change the web
The promise and peril of ubiquitous computing
Here's a nice collection of open courseware links for aspiring web devs
How to get personal value from web surfing
Say hello to Reuters' Spotlight - more API's than you can shake a stick at
How Apple is changing DRM
Labels: API, Apple, CPM, DRM, Gen Y, IAB, Iron Man, open courseware, Pentagon, social network, ubiquitous computing, web surfing
posted by olli @ 06:54Thursday, May 15, 2008
Ad Age: Older PVR owners more likely to timeshift and skip ads
Got a Segway? Like social networking? Then Social Segway is for you
How to run Leopard on a desktop PC. Yes. PC
Say hello to the new Google reader for the iPhone
How to live small in the big city of Tokyo
What's more important than your wallet? How about your mobile phone?
Did Twitter really outshine the mainstream press?
The SuperSmoker is an electronic cigarette. Yes, really
Looking for Stock Flash components? If so - check out Flash Den
Husque make gorgeous plates - what is it with us and plates these days?
10 tips on managing a creative environment
Who will write tomorrows code?
Is the new front line in spam your Facebook profile?
Labels: architecture, coding, creative environments, facebook, Husque, Leopard, PVR, Social Segway, spam, Stock Flash, Supersmoker, timeshifting, tokyo, twitter
posted by olli @ 21:05Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Say hello to the last.fm Playground
The Get Out Clause's CCTV music video is pretty awesome
The 7 habits of highly effective Internet users
Where does good design begin? With a good client relationship
Say hello to serious scientific research in Second Life
Why social networking is a feature, not a destination
There are myths and there are Business Cliche Mythbusters
Is album art dying?
Can mobile phones actually be used for medical imaging?
Is Pandora about to get eaten by Clear Channel?
Reuters takes a look at Hollywood's sudden love affair with the viral/ARG campaign
Are there too many women in IT?
Lovegrove and Repucci have some beautiful porcelain plates
Labels: album art, ARG, Clear Channel, clients, get out clause, Hollywood, last.fm, Lovegrove and Repucci, medical imaging, mobile phones, Mythbusters, Pandora, playground, Second Life, viral, women in IT
posted by olli @ 21:02Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Why the BBC needs radical reform
Say hello to the rise of social streaming
Check out Takeshi Miyakawa's Fractal furniture
Fifty habits of highly successful people
What the film Iron Man can teach you about business
Your guide to the crowdsourced workforce
Sarah Cihat helps you with Rehabilitated Dishware
Looking for culinary inspiration? Tastespotting has you covered
Where does Google go from here?
Blip is like a mash-up of last.fm and Twitter
The Economist has a nice preview of video on the semantic web
On that note - is Powerset the first foray into Web 3.0?
40 alternatives to Microsoft Word
How to enjoy your job
Labels: bbc, Blip, crowdsourcing, Google, Iron Man, Microsoft, Powerset, Sarah Cihat, social streaming, takeshi miyakawa, Tastespotting
posted by olli @ 06:50Monday, May 12, 2008
Say hello to the new Economist.com
Hip-Hop plus Bluegrass equals Gangstagrass and it's fantastic
Why filtering is the next step for social media
Why teens are taking embarassing ailments to doctors in Second Life
TechCrunch has a great look at the evolution of the press release
The 10 worst workplaces in tech - is yours included?
The future of business is social and here's why
Is it a brand? Brand Tags can tell you
Looking to set up a design firm with some tax breaks? Move to Detroit
Are the 8 strangest communities on the Internet?
What are the 5 stages of a consumer web startup?
Into Lofts? Check out Loft Life magazine
Are you a vagabond? If so - Vagabondish is the magazine for you
One to bookmark? How to survive a nuclear blast
Is the Handphone the next iPhone killer? We don't think so...
Designing The News is a great site about news design
Uniqlo has a pretty cool music sequencer on offer - check it out
Labels: brand tags, consumer web, Detroit, Economist, Gangstagrass, Handphone, Loft Life, press release, Second Life, social media, Techcrunch, Uniqlo, Vagabondish
posted by olli @ 20:51Friday, May 9, 2008
Do managers do better with an MBA or a level 70 character in WOW?
What are the five best file sharing services?
Can mobile phones actually alter your behaviour?
Plurk is like Twitter meets IM on the web. Interesting
Is IKEA the world's largest charity?
7 types of development articles that set kittens on fire
What would a perfect magazine look like?
DRM is dead! No wait - it's not!
Is MySpace really ready to embrace data portability?
Here's a nice look at Nokia's recent NFC developments
Why do workaholics fixate on inconsequential details?
16 telcos sign deal to build undersea cable system
Here's a nice guide to get you started on LinkedIn
Labels: cable, data portability, development, DRM, file sharing, Ikea, LinkedIn, MBA, mobile phones, MySpace, NFC, Nokia, Plurk, undersea, World of Warcraft
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