Click on http://www.chromeexperiments.com/arcadefire/
On the one hand, it’s an experiment with the Google Chrome team to show off what you can do with various bits of browser technology.
On the other, it is very, very beautiful and achingly nostalgic.
Seth Godin says that he's going to publish his next book himself. Rather than sending his next manuscript to his publisher he told the Wall Street Journal he is ...
I've been ruminating about brands and user privacy in social networks over at the iCrossing UK Connect blog. It's an interesting area, and perhaps next to feel the clammy hand of regulation 'pon it if marketers aren't paying close attention to the interests of their customers.... ...
Ushahidi is a platform for sharing and curating live information on a map. Since I wrote about it last year I've been fascinated by it for lots of reasons (not least the "swift river" approach to finding useful information amid a stream of irrelevant noise and echoes). ...
via kara.allthingsd.com One thing that struck me of the first wave of publishers' ...
via projects.washingtonpost.com WaPo's survey of US intelligence services was a big undertaking and they are making the most of it on this website. Check out the video, and useful map / data visulation to illustrate ...
There are some interesting parallels between the rules at the start of Me and My Web Shadow – advice like “get a thicker skin” and “you’re always on the record” – and the three headline changes Emily Nussbaum calls ...
How does a senior manager in a high street financial services provider manage his web shadow? Written on July 16, 2010 by Tamsin Bishton in
* * UPDATED: corrected from draft which was published. Facts/links/opinions unaltered. * * Alan Patrick's pure class in my book. His blog is prickly, argumentative and pushy in the very ...
via youtube.com In case you haven't heard, Ridley Scott is making a movie and crowdsourcing the content. It's going to be ...
