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Before you watch the video I have to WARN you!!! TURN OF YOUR SPEAKERS, take off your headphone and make sure all audio output is turned off or turned to 0!!!!
All done? Are you sure that there’s NO WAY that this horrific version of ‘Hallelujah’ is able to reach your ears?
OK. You can now click the link below and go on to the next page and start the video.
THIS HAS GOT TO BE the coolest web/music project @ the moment!!!! The website of Pete Philly, promoting his new solo album/project Open Loops. Since October last year new ‘loops’ have been added weekly until the completion of the ‘album’, and now it’s there. And it’s free for you to download.
A great concept project from student of Hyper Island in Sweden, made for the module Advanced Interface Design. Using Aussie streetwear brand WESC, they created this interactive shopping window where online users can upload their video, create their background and choose in which city they want it to showcase.
Love it!
So, how much does Christmas cost us? Twenty-seven years ago, the chief economist at PNC decided to figure out how much it would cost to buy each of the gifts in “The 12 Days of Christmas“. It has become an economic tradition that continues to this day; The Christmas Price Index.
This is a quote of Lonneke Gordijn at the TEDxAmsterdam event today (30th of november). She’s the (co)founder, together with Ralph Nauta, of Design Drift, a design company that has practicing vision of creating design that reacts to and questions human behavior.
They’re curious about the future, not only the new technologies that are changing design, but also the evolutionary developments in nature and human culture.
Continue reading ‘“What we need is design that makes us dream”’
Decode on Times Square, New York…
Jay-Z has launched his autobiography and as you could expect from a somewhat megalomanic hip hop entrepreneur it went BIG. An extraordinary and never seen before launching campaign turning the marketing for a book in to an interactive event and even a hunt for pages of the book, placed in situations and place where they fit the content.
… about browsers and the web.
What’s a cookie? How do I protect myself on the web?
And most importantly: What happens if a truck runs over my laptop? For things you’ve always wanted to know about the web but were afraid to ask. This online digital guide/book, published by Google Chrome, is a short guide for anyone who’s curious about the basics of browsers and the web.
Illutration: Christoph Niemann
Text/editor: Min Li Chan, Fritz Holznagel, Michael Krantz
Website: 20thingsilearned.com
YouTube is working hard on creating business models around their brand and network. After years of high promising potential they’re coming up with real money solutions. British fashion brand FCUK (French Connection) uses a YouTube channel, under the name Youtique, as a webshop. And, as far as I know, it’s the first in it’s kind on YouTube so far.
Stylist Louise Roe comse with dressing solutions for different occasions and after the advise you can click specific peaces of clothing that will lead you to the web shop where you can actualy buy it. With this FCUK uses the enormous network of YouTube to lead traffic to their webshop. Verry smart and good to see experiments like these. I’m wondering what FCUK paid YouTube for this campaign.
(A click on this video won’t bring you to the FCUK webshop though ;-)
Check: Youtique
Source: Molblog
Because people are a social specie, the online social media is the internet catch-up on real life. But wouldn’t be fun if the online info would be a sort of an augmented reality layer over real life? And wouldn’t it be cool if smartphone and multitouch behavior could be integrated in real life? See how that works out in the music video of French rap duo Toxic Avenger.
Source: thenextweb.com
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