Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Happy Halloween and blessed be to all the pagans.
Don't eat all of my candy!
Say hello to....Banksy, is that really you?
This is a real levitating wirelessly powered lightbulb. Seriously
Move over P2P - The Pirate Bay is looking at something better
This is a real time application to see who is and where people are editing Wikipedia from
Vector Magic converts bitmap images to vector art
Say hello to the first look at Google's new competitor to Facebook
The importance of social media marketing and what you should learn from it
Vitamin takes a look at getting a startup right for the second time
Interesting - first Radiohead, now the magazine industry
Egads! Now even Cliff Richard is getting in on the alternative music pricing scheme
PC Magazine: Apple's Leopard is the greatest OS...ever?
More Apple: NBC's Jerry Zucker speaks in detail about why he isn't too pleased with Apple
A-Cero have some really interesting stuff going on in Dubai
design.nl is a blog that covers the Dutch graphic design scene
35 great print ads you've probably never seen
If you're really stretching for a Halloween costume - why not be Steve Ballmer?
Labels: A-Cero, Banksy, Cliff Richard, design, Dubai, facebook, Google, Jerry Zucker, Leopard, levitation, magazines, marketing, Netherlands, P2P, Pirate Bay, print ads, social media marketing, Steve Ballmner
posted by olli @ 09:22Monday, May 14, 2007
The New Yorker profiles Banksy in extraordinary detail
Say hello to the Wall Street Startup Journal
Alan McGee folds his label and comes around to our way of thinking
Why does Google remember information about searches?
Seomoz has announced the winners of the Web 2.0 awards
How US soldiers in Iraq are learning to love their robots
Monitwitter uses Twitter to montior your website
A look at the alternative side of the UK music festival scene
Ficlets allows users to write, share and contribute to each others short stories
Say hello to Honeyshed where "MTV meets QVC"
Is the future of the user interface...the command line?
These photos offer a rare glimpse of Heavy Metal's glory days
Labels: Banksy, Ficlets, Google, Honeyshed, Monitwitter, New Yorker, Searech, Seomoz, startup, twitter, UX, Wall St. Journal, web 2.0, writing
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