Tuesday, May 19, 2009
buy a song and get a free trip to tijuana

josh spear (drummer from NIN) has a new album out and is offering some interesting packages to buy it. buy the song for $7 or go for the whole $75000 limited edition set which involves him joing your band, writing you a song, taking shrooms with you and a limo ride to tijuana... oh, and a t-shirt.
check out the packages here
Sunday, May 17, 2009
banner concerts
what's your type?
bram ptoyo talks about the secret history of fonts at ignite talks - a similar format to pecha kucha
let your fingers do the shopping
not sure that the dalai lama meant shopping (see previous post) but here is razorfishes new retail offering
Saturday, May 16, 2009
rebranding america
paper magazine invited some of americas most creative communicators to help rebrand the u.s. of ahere
search for anything
wolfram|alpha's long-term goal is to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable and accessible to everyone. "we aim to collect and curate all objective data; implement every known model, method, and algorithm; and make it possible to compute whatever can be computed about anything..." but can they find my car keys? website here
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
they've got balls
now the socceroos know what they're up against from lowe sydney
Labels:
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firing squad,
football,
soccer,
socceroos
Monday, May 11, 2009
where for art thou?


adidas originals have created a mobile urban art guide to help the peeps discover hidden arty treasures. website here...
hey big mouth
worksafe victoria has created an interesting campaign to connect with 15-24 yo's (the group most likely to get injured at work) to get them to talk about workplace safety. it's titled 'big mouth' and speaks in the language of the demographic via relevant artists such as d*face. check it out here...
Sunday, May 10, 2009
new idea agencies
thinking outside of the traditional client-agency model and creating their own products, brands, and intellectual property at psfk ny conference. a talk with trumpet, anomaly, fuseproject, and bbh labs
video here...
video here...
spam i am

a series of hand type posters by linzie hunter based on spam subject lines in her mailbox
more here...
is the internet bad for you (the world)?
sending an email across the atlantic ocean does not burn any jet fuel, but the internet is not without its own, huge carbon footprint. one estimate suggests it takes a whopping 152 billion kilowatt-hours per year just to power the data centres that keep the net running. add to that the energy used by all the computers and peripherals linked to it and the whole thing could be responsible for as much as 2 per cent of all human-made co2 emissions, putting it on a par with the aviation industry...
but there could be an upside too. more at new scientist
but there could be an upside too. more at new scientist
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