Friday, August 8, 2008
Lawlink is a social network for lawyers
Itsmy is a social network for mobile phones
How many consumers actually like emerging media ads? 9%. Nine!
New UK report on banning social network sites at work says it's a bad idea
These are 9 web developers that you should follow on Twitter
The 5 hidden costs of running a CMS
Say hello to Mozilla's Snowl
How to crack YouTube's Olympics channel
This is a real-time Hot or Not for the Lowlands music festival
Say hello to Cut Chemist's 360-degree panoramic music video
Say hello to Nike's Ill-Mobile
Labels: CMS, Cut Chemist, emerging media ads, Ill-Mobile, ITPro, Itsmy, Lawlink, Lowlands, Mozilla, Nike, Olympics, Snowl, social networking, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:50Friday, July 18, 2008
Say hello to the lost tapes of the BBC's one and only Delia Derbyshire
Say hello to YouTube on your TiVo
An interesting discussion about switching from Microsoft to Google
The new Oakland A's stadium will feature touchscreens in every seat
Say hello to the Hip Hop Sample Junkies group at last.fm
How to be interesting
How to travel the world by cargo ship
If you're a musician, you might want to have a look at SoundCloud
Survey says...Corporate social networks are a total waste of time
Why Silicon Valley should be worried
Say hello to Italy's gorgeous new bright red trains
How a magazine page actually gets created
Say hello to Channel 5's on-demand service
Four reasons most startups fail
If you're in London and are eco-friendly, we've got just the nightclub for you
Labels: bbc, Channel 5, corporate social network, Delia Derbyshire, Hip Hop Sample Junky, Italy, last.fm, London, magazine, Oakland A, startups, Tivo, touchscreen, YouTube
posted by olli @ 22:17Monday, July 7, 2008
Doug Field, CTO of Segway is moving to Apple to become the new VP of Product Design
Did you know that Toyota don't just make cars - they make homes
If you've ever felt that your ISP or cell phone provider don't like you, you might be right
TweetDeck is an experimental Adobe Air app to help you manage your tweets
Why public online spaces aren't as "free" as you might think they are
Interesting: Axel Springer AG is switching their ENTIRE IT infrastructure from PC to Mac.
Privnote lets you send messages to friends that self-destruct for privacy
8 golden rules of interface design
NZTV will be teaming up with YouTube to cover the autumn US election online
8 ways to improve Google Maps
This video highlights the evolution of mobile phones from 1985 to today
What's next for the New York Times online?
How technology is re-shaping America's classrooms
Lost and Taken provides free hi-res textures for your graphic design needs
Why you should stop being hired by clients and instead start hiring them
Labels: Adobe Air, agency, America, Apple, Axel Springer, classroom, CTO, Doug Field, Google Maps, Lost and Taken, New York Times, NZTV, Privnote, public online spaces, Toyota, YouTube
posted by olli @ 19:49Thursday, July 3, 2008
Must Read: If you've ever used YouTube, Viacom will know who you are
Firefox 3 breaks the world record for most downloads in a 24 hour period
How portable social networks are the building blocks of a social web
Like Steve McQueen and BULLITT? If so - you're gonna love this
Say hello to Times Square's new solar powered billboard
Is this the world's largest freehand drawing? Sure looks like it
How to build a web app in four days and only US$ 10,000
Can you put a price tag on conversation? You betcha!
Why dial-up users still don't want to switch to broadband
23 album covers that changed everything
Pay-by-phone commerce is finally coming to the rest of the world outside Japan
Who knew that the planet Earth was into musique concrete and Merzbow?
Labels: broadband, conversation monetization, dial-up, Earth, Firefox, freehand, pay by phone, Ricoh, Seero, social web, solar power, Times Square, Viacom, web apps, YouTube
posted by olli @ 22:09Tuesday, May 27, 2008
The sculp(IT) headquarters in Antwerp totally has the coolest bathtub ever
Here's some more cool shipping container architecture
How to understand the digitally savvy consumer (.pdf)
The Economist takes a look at the environmental excess of the music industry
Japan says that kids shouldn't be using their mobile phones so much
Why the YouTube lawsuit is threatening the entire Internet and it's not a joke
Why DVD's in magazines are often more important than the magazines themselves
Format Magazine has some really cool wallpapers for you
Can World Of Warcraft help build a better workforce?
If Twitter is just too much for you, then perhaps Adocu is what you've been looking for
Why are people leaving Google?
Do 1.3 million people really earn their living from eBay?
How can record labels actually make themselves useful? By becoming filters
Who needs a car when you can have an Avcen Jetpod?
Labels: Adocu, Antwerp, Avcen, digital consumers, DVD, eBay, Economist, Format Magazine, Google, Japan, mobile phone, music industry, sculp(IT), shipping container, World of Warcraft, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:02Thursday, May 22, 2008
Can a dead brand live again?
Say hello to the digital replacements of the natives
What bands have the most dedicated, least rational following?
Is China building the next-generation police state?
Say hello to the new $100 XO laptop. Look familiar?
Adolf Hitler discusses his upcoming trip to the Burning Man festival
What are the leadership lessons of YouTube?
What could your clients do to make your job easier?
Why are companies still investing in the top 8 mistakes in usability?
Shops in the UK are now tracking customers via their mobile phones
Say hello to the new gap.com re-design
How to use social media for keyword research
Say hello to the Music In A Bottle campaign
Smart City Radio is a public radio show that looks at urban life
Labels: branding, Burning Man, China, client, gap, GPS, groupies, leadership, Music In A Bottle, Smart City Radio, usability, XO, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:15Thursday, May 8, 2008
Say hello to last.fm + YouTube all in one place
Senator to ISP's - Think twice about Net Neutrality
If you're desperate to live and dress like a "celebrity", then Coolspotters is for you
Flare makes your house into one gigantic digital wall
Say hello to MSNBC's news visualizer - Spectra
5 examples of guerilla marketing gone wrong...or not
These portfolios accomplish goals. Does yours?
Are student architects rebelling against their superstar masters?
Do you have a favourite Table Of Contents?
Should Second Life be banned in schools and libraries?
Today's mission: Design a logo for Satan. Go on. You know you want to
Ars Technica takes a look at the future of the Internet
Labels: architecture, Ars Technica, Coolspotters, Flare, Internet2, last.fm, logo, Net Neutrality, portfolio design, Second Life, table of contents, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:42Tuesday, April 15, 2008
PingMag has a great look on new graphic design in China
IBM discusses the future of the mobile phone
American Apparel starts implementing RFID tags in its clothing
Have you heard the one about the information architect and the fighter pilot?
Is the secret to online success - the young man's business model?
Jakob Nielsen knows what bad design looks like
Gawker Media ditches Idolator, Wonkette and Gridskipper
Ashley Highfield leaves the BBC for what could be the UK version of hulu.com
Noel Gallagher says Jay-Z is wrong for Glastonbury. We agree
If you live in Berlin - have a look at berlin.unlike
If you live in the UK and want to complain to your local council - Fix My Street is for you
Business Week on the new economics of outsourcing
Is the mobile web dead? (Walled garden? Yup. True mobile web? Far from it)
On that note - here are 10 mobile services you might want to use
37 Signals has a nice post on how a 4-day work week is playing out for them
How to download YouTube videos as mp4's
Labels: 37 Signals, American Apparel, berlin, China, Fix My Street, Gawker, Glastonbury, IBM, Jakob Nielsen, mobile telephony, PingMag, RFID, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:50Friday, March 21, 2008
Say hello to The State Of The News Media 2008
All the recordings and presentations from Webstock 2008 are now live. Go!
Say hello to the MySpace Application Gallery
Say hello to the 2007 YouTube Award winners
Why you weren't meant to have a boss
Has the art of conversation left the bloggosphere?
Hey VC's! Here's a list of the top Australian startups for 2007
The 21 Stories is an interactive novel told with Google Maps
How to connect your Nokia calendar to your Google calendar
Why SEO is a web designers best friend
Work for an ad agency? Agency Scoop knows all your secrets
How to be a happy corporate programmer
What's more important? Finding content or producing it?
Forbes magazine takes a look at the future of the mobile phone
How to be a social media guru in ten easy steps
This VW website is really, really big
Labels: 21 Stories, Agency Scoop, Australia, Forbes, Google, mobile phone, MySpace, SEO, social media, start-up, State Of The News Media, Volkswagen, web design, Webstock, YouTube
posted by olli @ 14:34Thursday, March 13, 2008
What you've been waiting for: Business Week finally spills Apple's design process
Now, YouTube really is everywhere
Which tools does Google use internally?
Tyler Brule has rules about how to launch a startup. Too bad he forgot "No Cliches"
How to get bloggers to write about you
Twiddla is a cool online whiteboard collaboration tool
Here are some nice thoughts on convergence and its role in the digital agency
Say hello to Pixel Qi - the $75 laptop
Africa will soon be lit up with cheap LED's
It looks like Yahoo! will be joining OpenSocial in April
If you're doing research on old ads, The TJS Labs Gallery Of Graphic Design is for you
It looks like America is finally catching up to the rest of the world in mobile usage
Does DAB really cost the British license fee payer £25 per set?
Labels: Africa, Apple, bbc, blogging, convergence, DAB, design, digital agency, Google, LED, mobile usage, Open Social, Pixel Qi, startup, TJS Labs, Twiddla, Tyler Brule, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:31Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Internet ad revenue exceeds US$21 Billion in 2007
Has Google's paid click hit the wall?
iTunes becomes the no.2 music retailer in the US
Is BricaBox the beginning of social content platforms?
Say hello to the Nokia Morph concept
A good read: The Avenue A/Razorfish 2008 Digital Outlook Report
The page view as a metric is dead...but what comes next?
YouTube is back in action in Pakistan
Is there a connection between social networking and obesity?
What the hell is going on with Nike's new Arctic Women's Jacket?
Perhaps it was worn by one of the people featured in these cool ads from New Zealand
Orglex is a new blog, jobs and people search engine
A design classic: All your favourite Swatch watches from the 1980's
How to really sell social media
Labels: Bricabox, Google, itunes, Morph, music retail, New Zealand, Nike, Nokia, Orglex, page views, Pakistan, Razorfish, social media, Swatch, YouTube
posted by olli @ 21:59Thursday, February 14, 2008
shiner.clay would like to wish all of you crazy kids a happy Valentines Day. Of course, we love you all.
Konigi is a fantastic research tool for user experience designers
Say hello to the new Google Android SDK Gallery
Great stuff - Tagazee is a magazine that is created by your own tags
Speaklike is an instant IM translation service
Your click-through metrics may not be as accurate as you thought they were
Creative Review takes a look at London Underground's new passenger efficiency scheme
The IHT on why good design can mean good business
Fascinating! If you live in the US, Felonspy will tell you which of your neighbours are ex-criminals
If you're looking to write iPhone apps - here's some good advice
4 YouTube tools you might not know about
Ever wonder what outer space smells like?
The NY Times takes a look at the future of networks
These are common mistakes that web designers make in their portfolios
Labels: click-through, Creative Review, Felonspy, Google Android, iPhone, Konigi, London Underground, networks, NY Times, outer space, portfolio, Speaklike, Tagazee, web design, YouTube
posted by olli @ 23:04Friday, January 11, 2008
Wired magazine has a great story behind the rise of the iPhone
Trent Reznor says he favours an ISP tax to pay for downloaded music
This is a great presentation by J.J. Abrams at TED
Watch out Cornwall - the surf is up in London!
The Cool Hunter is on the case for...McDonalds?
Say hello to Expandable Furniture
Apparently, the official colour for 2008 is Pantone 18-3943: Blue Iris
Say hello to the world's cheapest car
Urban Mapping is offering a free neighbourhood API to map developers. Nice!
What is Google planning for Jaiku?
If you're feeling geeky in Berlin on Jan 28th, then check out Dorbot Berlin
Big Think is trying to become "the YouTube for ideas"
Does the typeface determine the grade on your university papers?
Labels: berlin, Big Think, Dorkbot, Expandable Furniture, Google, iPhone, Jaiku, JJ Abrams, Tata, TED, Trent Reznor, type, Urban Mapping, Wired, YouTube
posted by olli @ 22:00Monday, December 3, 2007
Is the humble click-through now on life support?
ComScore says YouTube still leads the US video market
Is MySpace looking to woo more of the professional networking crowd?
Say hello to Graphic Design On The Radio, courtesy of Resonance FM
Why was the UK's Channel 5 left out of the Project Kangaroo VOD initiative?
How do you prepare designers for jobs that don't yet exist?
20 horrible habits of clients and how to deal with them
How to succeed in online journalism
The history of licensing from 1449 to today
Despite attempts from the usual suspects, orders for the One Laptop Per Child project are surging
Why AT&T and Apple aren't getting along so well these days
We're really looking forward to seeing Cloverfield next month
Labels: Apple, clickthrough, Cloverfield, design jobs, Graphic Design On The Radio, MySpace, OLPC, Project Kangaroo, Resonance FM, YouTube
posted by olli @ 20:16Monday, October 29, 2007
Essential reading for UK residents looking to re-locate to the Bay Area
If you're willing to risk it, say hello to the iTouch/iPhone 1.1.1 jailbreaker
The Economist maps the rise of Facebook and other social networking sites
The myth of user generated content by "average people"
Retail Hero is a game aimed at helping retailers better understand their business
The LA Times takes a look at ghost towns across the US
How to make the most of a design engagement
NBC's answer to YouTube finally rears its head - say hello to Hulu
Gears Of War wins the 2007 Golden Joystick award
Finally! London sees first drop in house prices since 2005
More gaming: Does EA really want an "open gaming platform"?
Why clients withhold ad spending online
Business Week takes a look at the crisis of success in design and innovation
Will this new smartsuit help rescue workers?
The Chicago 2016 Olympic logo is much better than London's
Labels: Chicago, client spend, facebook, Gears of War, Hulu, jailbreaker, NBC, Olympic logo, open gaming platform, retail hero, smartsuit, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:30Friday, August 31, 2007
YouTube will now pay royalties to songwriters
This is a great summary of research revolving around elderly technology users
Avant-garde music makers take note - The Amazing Rolo for the Wii is pretty cool
The AIGA asks - "What is success?"
The Economist asks - "Who's afraid of Google?"
Uh-oh: CNN to stop using Reuters to help cut costs
Say hello to supposed spy photos of the Zune 2 and Zune Flash
Why I went to South America to incubate my start-up
This is another fantastic campaign from Nike
Top 20 reasons why you don't want to move to Dubai
The struggling musicians tool kit. What? No Abelton Live?
Say hello to Google Gadget Ventures
If you work for Helio, you might want to polish up that resume
Best practices on how to avoid spam
These 11 foods will make you happier
last.fm now doing live gigs in London. Yay!
Speaking of which - looks like tough times ahead for Ticketmaster
Labels: AIGA, CNN, food, Helio, last.fm, London, music, Nike, personas, spam, Ticketmaster, Wii, YouTube, Zune
posted by olli @ 07:40Thursday, August 30, 2007
Fasten your seatbelts - Yahoo! gets shaken up with a re-org
NBC Universal & NewsCorp launch a YouTube clone - Hulu.com
Picnic sounds like a brilliant tech conference happening in Amsterdam from Sept. 25-29
The Washington Post takes a look Japan's internet future
More from Asia - South Korea looking to build "Robot Land"
Say hello to the Nestle chocolate museum
The iPhone now has its first seminar - Sept. 20th in Los Angeles
Say hello to the £3 Million book
Charli is Heineken's new beer targeted at female drinkers
Ten industrial design trends you can't ignore
Is blogging trapped in a metaphor?
How the algorithim killed Ask Jeeves
Ferratum is a Dutch site that allows consumers to get personal loans by SMS
This is a website that offers advice to squatters
This is a London Evening Standard headline generator
Labels: beer, blogging, books, Charli, Hulu, industrial design, iPhone, London Evening Standard, Newscorp, South Korea, squatting, yahoo, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:21Friday, August 24, 2007
Say hello to the NY Times entry into web 2.0 - My Times
Does the Internet matter in election year politics?
Will all Americans have mobile phones by 2013?
Say hello to Kitchen Budapest - a rather excellent idea incubator
Will the future be about distributed media and comments?
How social media is conquering the web
More beautifully creepy photos from Chernobyl
The OLPC team shows off its user interface design
British children now becoming media junkies
And if that's not bad enough - will UK school uniforms soon be GPS enabled?
These are some nice wallpapers for your iPhone
Say hello to the first annual Architecture & Design competition in Second Life
How to block YouTube's ads
Yelp is a new local social network and reviews site
18 tips for killer presentations
Five simple rules for being a successful teenage celebrity
Labels: architecture, celebrity, elections, GPS, iPhone, Kitchen Budapest, listings, MyTimes, OLPC, presentations, Second Life, Yelp, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:25Thursday, August 23, 2007
The internet's main target demographic just got older. Much older
34 more ways to build your own social network
These are 45 web based operating systems
This is a brilliant viral ad against gun crime from London's Choice FM
The LA Times takes a look at the whole bloggers vs. journalists thing
Advertising hits YouTube with overlay ads
BUT...others are not amused - say hello to VideoEgg
Are we now one step closer to wireless electricity?
Will all of France get free music downloads?
Hmm...looks like you already can - say hello to Deezer
And of course...Nokia to launch its (long awaited) music download service soon
Marketers take note: Playboy launches its own closed social network (No "high schoolers or old dudes")
The basics of information theory
This is a nice collection of British industrial ruins
last.fm to publish Hype Chart
Labels: bloggers, industrial ruins, information theory, journalists, last.fm, marketing, music downloads, Nokia, Playboy, social networks, VideoEgg, Web OS, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:51Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Apple secures European iPhone revenue deals
Marketing alert: e-mail has overtaken snail mail for the first time in the UK
Wal-Mart launches mp3 downloads
MTV teams up with Twitter for the upcoming VMA's
This is a nice list of Web 2.0 API's
More Web 2.0 insanity: Simplespark is a Web 2.0 applications aggregator
Could YouTube become the next Craigslist?
More on that: How to get a job listed on Craigslist
How to design a menu for maximum revenue
Peepsnation is like Hot Or Not for your mobile phone
Say hello to Google Sky
Say hello to Microsoft's Tafiti
11 rules for life you won't learn in school
This is a USB cassette deck
Labels: API, Apple, Craigslist, email, Google Sky, iPhone, menu design, mtv, Peepsnation, Tafiti, twitter, WalMart, web 2.0, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:37Thursday, August 9, 2007
Say hello to scrollovers
NBC Universal launches its own YouTube competitor - Didja
Tengu is a perfect companion for the cubicle shut-in
For those who have a lot of parking tickets, the PhotoViolationMeter might be something to look into
21 tips to deal with information overload
An interview and examples of some great work from Lichtfaktor
The right way to fix inaccurate Wikipedia articles
The Guardian Weekly relaunches with a social networking focus
10 things your favourite restaurant won't tell you
Can't say we didn't see this coming: Blockbuster acquires Movielink
Bokardo takes a look at the spectre of Feature Creep
Here's some nice cartoon inspiration for your 404 pages
What are your thoughts on the new BBC Radio idents?
Labels: 404, bbc, Blockbuster, feature creep, information overload, Movielink, restaurants, scrollovers, Wikipedia, YouTube
posted by olli @ 08:06Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Mashable present 400 tools for multi-media developers and bloggers
AT&T responds to Google's recent bid for wireless spectrum
Nokia acquires Twango - expands music and photo sharing capability
Forbes weighs in on the MySpace vs. Facebook class war
Some gorgeous stuff from the 2007 IDEA Awards
iRovr is a social network for your iPhone
Looks like YouTube has a new re-design in beta
Say hello to Yahoo! Design Week
How to write a business plan
In three years, will there even be a desktop OS?
Emerging design trends for the web 2.0 world
Are working families saying goodbye to the suburbs?
Note to self - never stand directly behind a 747-400 when it's about to take off
Labels: business plan, Google, IDEA, iRovr, multi-media, MySpace, Nokia, productivity, Twango, working, yahoo, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:47Monday, June 18, 2007
Is Apple building a secret in-car navigation system for Mercedes?
Say hello to the YouTube Remixer
Want the answers? Bob Harris breaks down the last Sopranos epidose in amazing detail
Obopay is a US mobile micropayment site
What's the number one web network for women?
It's already started - Say hello to the iPhone Application List
Gridskipper gets a re-design
Seth Godin says as Marketers, we all need to be more responsible
More cool weather stations from Oregon Scientific
It's fathers vs. sons on the Nintendo Father's Day Challenge
The absurdity of the modern American wedding
Have a look at 50,000 pages of the Guardian
Doppleganger building a virtual world for MTV
The wonderful and frightening world of Mark E. Smith courtesy of YouTube and BBC Four
Labels: America, Apple, Doppleganger, Gridskipper, iPhone, Mark E. Smith, marketing, mtv, Nintendo, Obopay, re-design, remix, The Fall, wedding, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:33Friday, June 15, 2007
Say hello to Powerset, a new natural language search engine
This is a list of social media bloggers
Which "classic" albums do you think should really be burned and forgotten about?
Just how far away are we from the 3D real/virtual world hybrid?
Forbes magazine: Microsoft vs. Google - who wins? Apple?
Are you an executor or are you a contributor?
Can in-car telematics systems be used as real time evacuation software?
Say hello to the world's strongest industrial robot
Simon & Schuster launch YouTube channel for authors
Sketching with a Sharpie - great advice from 37 Signals
What are the ten most popular MMO's?
Tim Berners-Lee gets a well deserved Order of Merit from the Queen of England
Labels: blogging, MMO, Powerset, robotics, search, social media, telematics, virtual worlds, YouTube
posted by olli @ 08:10Wednesday, June 13, 2007
A very early look at the new iPhone application from a 3rd party developer
Interesting: If you don't have an iTunes account, will your iPhone work as promised?
A List Apart looks at frameworks for designers
CrushPad mixes traditional winemaking with Web 2.0
Is this the secret blog of the BBC controller?
Earl Boykins mashes up music and infographics
Looks like Apple's iTunes and Bebo are becoming good friends
Five ways the iPhone will change the wireless business
Chime.tv offers an alternative way to view YouTube videos
More YouTube: TimeWarner and Disney clips get video fingerprinting?
Big radio in the US is making a grab for internet listeners
This wallpaper for your home is warped
Everything you've ever wanted to know about Japanese product design
The Loop Festival hits Brighton on August 18th
How Adobe Photoshop was born
Get your mobile ready: How would you like to phone an Icelandic glacier and hear it talk?
Can't have it? Then Stick It
Labels: Adobe Photoshop, Bebo, Brighton, Crushpad, design frameworks, iPhone, itunes, Loop Festival, mobile interaction, stickers, Wallpaper, YouTube
posted by olli @ 08:14Friday, June 1, 2007
D5 posts the video of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates together on stage. Essential viewing
Here's an awesome demonstration of Photosynth from the 2007 TED Conference
The EFF asks "What's this hidden 360K worth of data in Apple's new AAC iTunes files?"
Yumondo is a social network about the city you live in
What the users are saying about last.fm's recent sale to CBS
EMI to release music videos via YouTube
These recordings are of concert intermissions
How the Wii "beat the pants off" Microsoft and Sony
The NY Times takes a look at the recent Estonian cyber attacks
What are the golden rules of linkbaiting?
Screw Asylum is a blog about screws
Here's a look at the 1943 Disney Employee Manual
Labels: AAC, blogs, D5, EMI, itunes, last.fm, linkbaiting, NYTimes, Photosynth, Wii, YouTube, Yumondo
posted by olli @ 07:50Thursday, May 31, 2007
Apple + YouTube - the next piece of the convergence puzzle falls into place?
Dan Hill's been blogging from the Postopolis conference in NYC
HP creates personal shopping kiosk tailoring products specifically to you
Say hello to the Journal Of Popular Noise
Correlate.us brings all your Web 2.0 feeds together in one place
Say hello to Jason Calcanis' new human powered search engine: Mahalo
The Google Gears API Developers Guide
Don't mess with the users: LiveJournal deletion sparks mini revolt
How to make Tetris ice cubes
Which US ISP's are spying on you?
The official guide to "calling Shotgun"
Adrenalin junkie? Thrill seeker? Have we got the home for you!
Labels: API, Apple, Google, HP, ISP, LiveJournal, music, personal shopping, Postopolis, Tetris, web 2.0, YouTube
posted by olli @ 07:52Wednesday, May 16, 2007
US TV Network NBC enters the realm of social networking...sort of
Say hello to virtual world intranets. Yes - intranets
More from the virtual world: The Virtual World Awards are coming
Ruckstuhl make beautiful carpets
Wufoo is an interactive online form builder
Bibme is a free online Bibliography maker
IndieHIG aim to update the Apple Human Interface Guidelines
The Harvard Business Review on Viral Marketing
These are design cliches you probably want to avoid
Users can now upload YouTube content to their NowPublic accounts
Norway proposes that ODF and PDF should be its standard document formats
Are US baby boomers happy with what's actually on television?
50 Matches is a social powered search engine
Just Add New Zealanders highlights top notch film/video work from NZ
Labels: 50 Matches, Bibme, cliches, design, IndieHIG, intranet, NBC, New Zealand, NowPublic, ODF, PDF, Ruckstuhl, US, video, virtual worlds, Wufoo, YouTube
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