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Interactive Twitter Mural
The Canadian tourism industry is trying to lure American tourists to head to Canada for their next vacation by relating to them through social media on the streets. DDB Vancouver put giant, touchable screens (8X10 foot) in New York, LA and Chicago with real time twitter updates that people are posting about their travels through [...]
Movie Trailer Game
Universal Pictures put some creativity behind the marketing of their new movie, “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”, by doing movie trailers in a new way… making a game out of it. They’ve especially grabbed the attention of comic and gaming fans by creating this interactive game where you can click on icons that [...]
Control Dan’s Life For A Year
Dan Brown, a video blogger who’s been around for 3 years but who is most famous for his “How to Solve a Rubik’s Cube” video on Youtube, is now taking interactive blogging to the next level. He is starting an interactive web show called Dan 3.0 where viewers can literally control his life for an [...]
“Will Make Art for Beer”
Around since 1882, Pabst the old-time brewing company famous for their Pabst Blue Ribbon, held an art contest for all the Pabst beer lovers to get involved with their marketing. The contest accepted paintings, drawings, digital media, photography and even poems that were inspired by PBR. Have you seen the winning en-
tries around on billboards, [...]
video of the day: Diddy/Aziz Ansari smooth off
This branded spot for Siroc pretty much speaks for itself.
YouTube introspective
Remember LonelyGirl15? YouTube’s 5th birthday was last week and I’ve finally gotten around to watching the “YouTube Stories” series they produced– 2 minute interviews with select creators about their successes with the medium. The stories, and this interview with the director, contain interesting little insights about creating for YouTube that are worth checking out–
What kinds [...]
The Future From The Past
As a response to all the Ipad hysteria, FutureLab dug up a 30-year-old local news report about a different technology that was supposed to revolutionize the media. In two hours, at a cost of 10$, you could download the entire newspaper to your computer!
we shot this: Celebrity ChatRoulette @SXSW 2010
We followed Social Anthropologist, Linus Bergrum, on a four day adventure through SXSW Interactive, as he attempted to unveil the dark underbelly of social media, and wound up inventing a new version of chat roulette.
Free Idea: Autogenerating Collage of Where You’ve Lived
If I made Facebook apps, I would mock this up at lot better, but unfortunately, I’m just an idea man and I don’t have any place to put this one. The basic idea would be to use the Google Steetview API to pull images of every place you’ve lived, then automatically create a visual collage [...]
Newspapers Outsource Blogs To J-School Students….
…Thereby squashing students chances of having jobs in the future. Though they do get experience.
Hot on the tail of the Times ceding control of it’s Brooklyn Local blog CUNY Graduate J-School students, the LA times has announced that it’s renowned Homicide Blog will now be staffed by Annenberg students. On the one hand, it’s a [...]
Hack Your Flip Pt. 2 – The Smoothee Steadicam
So, we previously showed how to hack your Flip camera to vary the lenses. Well, for the seriously pro shooting on the flip, Steadicap has announced it is coming out a rig to help stablize your shots. Pricing and release dates have yet to be announced, but considering how many Flip cams we have around [...]
Visual Eyes: NYT.com US site traffic the day MJ died
The New York Times site traffic, US, June 25, 2009 from Nick Bilton on Vimeo.
Future-Forward Paramount Strategy: Fund Micro-Budget Films
An exciting new strategy from Paramount pictures has independent filmmakers taking notice:
“Paramount Pictures is set to launch a new production business for movies budgeted at less than $100,000. The as-yet-unnamed division plans to finance as many as 20 “micro-budget” movies annually starting in 2010… Not all of the micro-budgeted movies Paramount intends to make will [...]
interns
we need one. and hank is opposed to having one come help us even though i think there’s a ton of experience and knowledge to be gained. he must have some foul memories of intern days himself. steve-tern, featured here, was the best intern i ever met.
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