Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
Interesting links for August 21st 2008 through August 22nd 2008:
Monkey Magic - Karen Lury / University of Glasgow [Flow TV, 8.06] - Playful and engaging reading of the BBC Monkey-style BBC Opening for the Olympic Games: "A playful, irreverent choice then: a trailer that reverses a mythic journey (from ...
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Monday, July 7th, 2008
Interesting links for July 4th 2008 through July 7th 2008:
Iran: death penalty for "corrupt weblogs" [Boing Boing] - "New legislation has been proposed in Iran that could make blogging a crime punishable by death. ... A translated English copy of the proposed legislation is here."
Watching you, watching YouTube [BBC NEWS ...
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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
Interesting links for June 30th 2008 through July 2nd 2008:
The Internet Has the Power to Transform Your TV Show into a TV Brand [Deep Focus/Yahoo!] - New research (from a survey of 2000) which shows viewers under 35 treat the TV show as part of a franchise or brand, and ...
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Thursday, June 19th, 2008
Interesting links for June 17th 2008 through June 19th 2008:
Study: 82 Percent of Consumers Accept In-Game Ads [Life from Wired.com] - "... according to a recent study crafted as a joint venture between the Nielsen company and in-game ad entrepreneurs IGA Worldwide. "82 percent felt games were just as enjoyable ...
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Monday, April 14th, 2008
Interesting links for April 14th 2008:
The new digital paparazzi [On Line Opinion - 14/4/2008] - Peter Black discusses "the new digital paparazzi" which are more likely friends, family, or even ourselves, posting photos online with little concern for personal privacy. Black argues that this is evident of a shift ...
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