NY Auto Show: Scion iQ Concept Drops In
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
Scion put on another good show today in NYC. They dropped in (literally from the roof) a new concept car called the iQ. Eagle eyed car geeks will probably quickly pick out that in fact this car is a tricked out version of the Toyota iQ. Still the iQ stood out today mostly because everything else revealed at the show was either a luxury car or luxury SUV. In Scion’s terms, the “i” in iQ… Continue reading NY Auto Show: Scion iQ Concept Drops In
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Hub Pavilion: London’s New Mobile Workspace
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
I noticed a wave of bedouin or ‘Mobile Working’ in London when I was back there for nearly a month recently. In fact I spent most of my time in London either using the mobile workspace I am now a member of, Hub Pavilion, or attending meetings hosted by others (headhunters, ad industry people, independent consultants etc) in their similar space, most which also have “Hub” in their name somewhere. Hub Pavilion, and founder Stan Stalnaker, hosted a dinner for… Continue reading Hub Pavilion: London’s New Mobile Workspace
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Matt Jones On How To Use Location Based Services To Export Our Past Into Our Future
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
During the Good Ideas Salon in London in January, panelist and Dopplr founder Matt Jones told the audience that we shouldn’t be so concerned with ‘location’ when it comes to mobile technology, but more interested in ‘place’. The conversation has now sparked some detailed thought from Jones and he’s put it down in his blog. In the piece he wonders about the usefulness of location based services:
Location is a matter of routine. We’re in work, college, at home, at our corner shop, at our favourite pub. These patterns… Continue reading Matt Jones On How To Use Location Based Services To Export Our Past Into Our Future
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Free Teleconference Series
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009Tomorrow, April 9th, Perry Marshall will be interviewing me on a free teleconference at 11:30 CST (12:30 EST, etc). We’ll be talking about creating automated internet lifestyle businesses. And I’m sure Perry is going to push me for more and more info to help you build your online business.
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Recession Affects UK Streetwear
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
Quite a few people have noticed the move of the well known and loved BAPE store off Carnaby Street, which people used to queue outside for hours on the day a new line was being released. The BAPE lines have now been moved to pop-up stores in Dover Street Market, a place not many of the regular customers are all too comfortable visiting. As well as this, another Japanese street wear brand, Neighborhood, has been taken off the rails at well-known store, The Hideout.
This is mainly due to the… Continue reading Recession Affects UK Streetwear
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Creativesourced: Nelson Beer
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
Fosters in Australia teamed up with the Taboo Group to create a beer based on the tastes of thousands of creative minds (and their tongues). Nelson beer has been brewed in Melbourne and is the product of user feedback. They held gatherings and parties and then gathered feedback from almost a thousand “creative types” regarding the look, taste, and possible names for the beer.
An article by one of the project team on Lost At E Minor describes
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DoubleTwist: Unifying Your Media
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
Founded in Norway, but based in San Francisco, doubleTwist aims to be the only media platform you’ll need to link all your videos, photos, and music.
It recognizes major devices like iPhones, Blackberries, G1s, and Sony PSPs. You can browse, transfer, and send any media from your computer to other devices—doubleTwist will convert the formats automatically.
To share your content, doubleTwist also includes features to upload files to Flickr, Facebook, and YouTube. If you want to share content privately, doubleTwist can send email attachments that will show up on your family and… Continue reading DoubleTwist: Unifying Your Media
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Video: Good Ideas Salon Vancouver
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
In March, PSFK gave the reigns of its Good Ideas Salon to Brett McFarlane and Matt Nelson over at DDB Canada in Vancouver. Brett and Matt hosted a great event focusing on good ideas in media, with expert panelists Rob Newell, Director of Planning at DDB Canada, Steve Pratt, Director CBC Radio 3, and Grace Carter, Media Specialist at Invoke Media. Check out video footage from the salon:
Be sure to check back soon for Brett and Matt’s thoughts and findings from the salon.
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Tabletop Gaming
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
An ad that describes the video-game play between two players using a futuristic game-table hints at how this genre may progress. In this ad for the war strategy console video game Ruse two players scroll and point on a long touch table to convey the the game play.
[via Fubiz]… Continue reading Tabletop Gaming
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Visually Mapping Web Trends
Wednesday, den 8. April 2009
The folks at Information Architects recently unveiled their annual web trend map overlaid on the Tokyo subway system. While others also map information on familiar subway maps, this version charts the complexity of the year’s web trends in remarkable simplicity.
iA evaluated the web’s 333 most influential domains and paired them with 111 equally influential Internet personalities. The design team visually represented each site based on stability, success and web category. The Tokyo subway proved ideal for their layout as each line could be differentiated with… Continue reading Visually Mapping Web Trends
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