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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Every other unboxing video ever has just been totally pwned by ninjas
It's a video with ninjas. Just freakin click it.
Posted in advertising Tagged brand engagement, entertainment, ninjas, user-generated content, viral marketing 2 Comments
A napping UX win
There's really only one thing to blog about on a cold, stormy day, waiting for the dryer to finish so you can curl up in some warm pajamas with a hot chocolate and finish reading Diamond Age: a cozy, space-age sleeping cocoon.
Farmville 2020: Day of the Triffids
Its 2020. The building I live in has a vertical farm on the 5th floor deck. The garden is filled with sensors that make it a part of the larger Internet of Things. The sensors feed farming simulations that my neighbors and I play like a game. The garden feeds the people who play with […]
Posted in The Future Tagged 2012, culture, social gaming, triffids, user-generated content 2 Comments
Designers, ask yourself: “What would bacteria do?”
Two geeks, after nine hours in the air, one missed connecting flight home, and two Coronas, stuck in Calgary. Someone, inevitably, brings up programmable nanotech.
Decoding digital art – and the nature of art itself – at the V+A
Thoughts on the digital art exhibit at V&A from Thea, Gary, and Richard Franke of EA Criterion.
Posted in uncategorized Tagged data driven design, entertainment, gestural interface, infographic, installation, interactive art, Processing, review 2 Comments
Rat Race 2020: “Let’s start with the assumption that people are amazing.”