Monday, June 9, 2008
Did you know? Some computer company named Apple will be talking about a few things today...
Isofa.tv - the next generation of online video or just a really dressed up Joost clone?
Can Google Trends accurately predict the US Presidential election?
The NY Times interviews Trent Reznor about his new music business strategy
ReadWrite Web takes a look at the myths and realities of Generation Y
Say hello to QBox - a "social network music player"
How the Internet's growing power is rapidly diminishing Television's claim to the advertising throne
How well managed sprawl can actually make a city liveable
How to be a consultant
Could buses become mobile sensing platforms?
Three rules for start-up success
Do virtual brothels really exist?
Mark Jenkins makes really cool street art
Labels: Apple, consulting, Engadget, Generation Y, Google, internet advertising, Isofa, Joost, Mark Jenkins, QBox, ReadWriteWeb, start-ups, urban sprawl, virtual brothel
posted by olli @ 06:29Monday, December 24, 2007
shiner.clay would like to wish all of you crazy kids a very Merry Christmas
Essential Reading: David Byrne interviews Thom Yorke on the real value of music
How do you define "Web 2.0"? Nokia says: "By connecting people"
A Playstation emulator for the iPhone? Indeed. Say hello to psx4iphone
Why journalists suck at business
Why do Apple customers care so much?
World Changing takes a look at the user experience of bus design
ReadWriteWeb throw in their predictions for 2008
Speaking of next year - The Mobile City conference hits Rotterdam, 27-28 February 2008
Say hello to Wikia Search Labs. The private beta starts 07 January
Jason Munn designs gorgeous indie rock posters. We'll take 'em all!
Wired magazine takes a look at 10 startups worth watching in 2008
Google's Open Social posts their best practices list for social design
Why Paris isn't another Silicon Valley
The Guardian takes a look at Britain's local bloggosphere
Labels: 2008, Britain, David Byrne, Mobile City, Paris, ReadWriteWeb, Silicon Valley, social design, startups, Thom Yorke, web 2.0, Wired, World Changing
posted by olli @ 09:20Tuesday, August 14, 2007
The OPA say website visitors spend half of their time on content, half on search
ReadWriteWeb offers you a rather tasty directory of online music services
12x12 is a blog that looks at album cover art
Why journalists must enter the race for innovation
Common mistakes designers make when designing online shopping carts
UK ISP's to BBC - Pay us or we'll throttle iPlayer bandwidth
Newsweek takes a look at the Facebook phenomena
T-shirt art is dead. Long live Deck Chair Art
The LA Times launches a Los Angeles homicide mash-up with Google maps
How China is planning to track its citizens
A beginners guide to mind mapping meetings
What's a big problem for Joost? American Broadband
This microscope can create 3-D movies of living cells
Labels: bbc, broadband, deck chairs, facebook, Google, innovation, Joost, journalism, microscopes, Newsweek, OPA, ReadWriteWeb, search, web design
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