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Monthly Archives: February 2010
New swarm display could replace fireworks – if it exploded
MIT’s Flyfire promises a lot of things. 3d digital displays. Ads that can stalk you in a dark alley. The most awesome UFO hoaxes ever. But will it replace fireworks? NEVER.
Posted in Experience Design, uncategorized Tagged 3d display, entertainment, robots, swarm display Leave a comment
How outsourced content could save magazines and piss off a lot of content writers
Is the shift from branded content to contented brand really practical?
How Many Billboards: MAK Center replaces crappy ads with crappy art
Artists in LA apparently have to buy ad space just get anyone to look at their work.
6 things you could do with mobile radar (that probably won’t kill anyone)
It's a great tool for telling how fast some guy pacing around in your office is going, robot armor and smart windshield HUDs. But what else could it be used for?
Posted in augmented reality, games Tagged entertainment, mobile, radar, video games, zombies Leave a comment
Personalized advertising and the end of the salesman
In advertising, we've spent a lot of energy researching consumers. Unfortunately the new technologies we've created to learn all we can about consumers are about to screw us over.
Email must die