January 2012
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November 2011
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WatchThis series of videos directed by Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream, Pi) blew my mind away. They start great and end better. Nails the message. They are videos for The Meth Project.
View the rest of the videos from the series here:
Deep End
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WatchA Fast Company video about Augmented Reality and its use for marketers and products in the future.
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The kind of boyfriend Flipkart'd make →
Two days ago, while link hopping on my 2005 Macbook that’s starting to give up on its first love, I stumbled upon the movie trailer of ‘One Day’. As the movie voice dramatically narrated the ebb and flow of a forty year old almost non-existent relationship between Dexter & Emma, I clung on to the…
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June 2011
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The Next Gen of Influencer Marketing →
Who’s Involved? - Audi, Klout, Involver
What is this? Klout & Involver have partnered to offer a new medium for brands to publish “gated” content to their fans and followers. Brands can set gates that are defined by Klout scores, a measurement of a user’s social media influence….
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May 2011
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AdamWohl.com: Manifesto: the future. →
adamwohl:
The following is an expurgated version of the presentation I made last Friday, April 29th, 2011, at the Brandcenter at Virginia Commonwealth University to the Brandcenter Masters students, undergraduate VCU advertising students, faculty and local professionals. While I spoke about my past and…
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“When you’re thinking about the totality of an organization, an organization...”
– Wally Olins (via paulisakson)
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April 2011
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Socially Acceptable: Social Media - Talk to Your... →
Let me start by saying I think this company is truly remarkable, and that their product is impecable. The user interface for iOS devices is outstanding, and I recently read an article in a magazine about them as “One of the Most Admired Start Ups.” With that being said, as quick as you grow, you…
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Growing Up Facebook via DIGIDAY:DAILY →
Facebook has made my generation painfully self-aware, to different degrees and to different effects. We wrote the book on online self-presentation and speak the language fluently. On your profile, you have some Chekov, Pynchon, Franzen, and some Sartre for good measure. TMZ? Probably not. Lots and lots of pictures of yourself, many of which involve you pouting your lips and/or accidentally being...
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December 2009
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We Don't Need A Rhythm Divine
A quick bite at a nearby Pizza Hut sounded like a great way to end a tiring day. The restaurant was clean, relatively empty and well staffed to take care of us. We waited outside as she set the table for us and in about a minute we were ushered in to our table. “Plus points for service, cleanliness and attention to details”, I thought. As I neared our table, I felt an itch in my ears. I checked...
September 2009
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My Design for DSPLACED VOLUME O1
I recently got the opportunity to work on the design for DSPLACED’s first edition of their magazine. Dsplaced is a ‘Collective Storytelling Experiment’, where people share personal memoirs and ideas about home and being away from it. Give this a read and submit yours to dsplaced@gmail.com
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August 2009
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WatchMaking Things Talk 01: Controlling lights with your mobile via XMPP
Intuity Media Labs’ prototype for an emerging technology solution that demonstrates a working sample of a system setup to control lights with your mobile phone via XMPP.
The implications of this technology, when fully functional, is huge for a lot of marketers and advertisers, artists, designers and brands alike, who look...
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WatchDeclutter your life.
Eric Giler, CEO of WiTricity takes technology to the next level by demonstrating the possibilites of wireless electricity, so you won’t have to plug-in any of your gadgets to the wall, ever again.
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Speed Kills
“To perfect things, speed is a unifying force,” the race-car driver Michael Schumacher has said. “To imperfect things, speed is a destructive force.” No company is perfect, nor is any individual.
What happens when we look closely at the rate at which we do things today? John Freeman argues that we need to slow down, not only to save ourselves but to save the beauty of...
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