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via vimeo.com I love how every frame in this movie tells so much. At the end of it, I'm convinced enough to at least give it a look (could it really be that revolutionary?) How are you telling *your* story today?
August, 24 2009 • 1 Comment • 1 Faves
Science & Technology Reading bar codes with mobile phones Snap it, click it, use it Aug 20th 2009 | SEATTLEFrom The Economist print edition A new way to deliver information to mobile phones is spreading around the world A game of tag A new format for bar codes appeared in January, when Microsoft unveiled Tag, a system that uses colour to increase the density of information that can be stored. A Tag code occupies about one-eighth of the space of a comparable QR Code. It also allows...
August, 22 2009 • 0 Comments • 1 Faves
Also check out this website I found at officelabs.com If you love the stuff that Prezi (Prezi.com) is doing, but feel stuck with boring ol' PowerPoint, you'll adore what pptPlex can do for you.
August, 21 2009 • 1 Comment • 0 Faves
Taken from Seth's Blog Not photoshopped, I took it myself. The site is real. I'm trying to imagine someone driving along Highway 11 and making a note of this. For what? The next time someone gets bludgeoned in their living room? (And no, I don't think it was movie inspired). On the other hand, maybe this is brilliant, because it's police cars that see this sign the most. Go to where your customers are... Adrian: When you're thinking "customer" instead of thinking "profit profit profit", it shows...
August, 21 2009 • 0 Comments • 0 Faves
Aug 16 Develop A Business Plan and Change It Up On A Regular Basis By Susan Gunelius Post by Kristy Straka, contributing Women On Business writer Most people in business believe that you should make a business plan and “stick to the plan”. I disagree with this philosophy completely. When you imagine your exciting new business most of you imagine it as a business that will be great . . . people will love it, and you will be successful. That’s great...
August, 21 2009 • 0 Comments • 0 Faves
via flowingdata.com Just for keeps. I'm gaga over augmented reality.
August, 20 2009 • 0 Comments • 1 Faves
via news.cnet.com Broadcast network CBS will be advertising its fall TV season with a video-chip ad embedded in an issue of Entertainment Weekly. The technology for the battery-powered ads was manufactured by a Los Angeles-based company called Americhip, and each ad can handle about 40 minutes of video.
August, 19 2009 • 0 Comments • 1 Faves
Hit this link to go to the source article. "A decade ago, designer Shannon South began making handbags from vintage fabrics because she loved the bright colors and exuberant...
August, 19 2009 • 1 Comment • 0 Faves