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Via Charles. Nyom. From Kamaal The Abstract.
Browsing archives for September, 2009
Red Links 29/09/09
Measurement Camp is back on October 28th. Sign up (it’s free) – here. Via Lauren at Simply Zesty.
Blas na hÉireann Awards 2009 shortlists are out! Via Ice Cream Ireland.
Via Victoria, the late William Safire’s rules for writing.
Hitwise has interesting stats on photo searches.
Via the Guardian, BBC Four’s season on how tech has changed our lives – Electric Revolution.
Creep Festival posters. Simplicity.
Red Links 28/09/09
TheStory.ie on Mary Coughlan’s talking points.
Augmented Reality bandwagon needs a shake.
FlashForward has massive buzz, but is it really coming from these digital initiatives?
Twenty French movies to see before you die.
How could iStockPhoto burn up the design market?
It’s interesting to note the moves by iStockPhoto to broaden its product offerings by selling ready-to-go logos. At a time when it’s dead easy to spot generic stock images on sites, is offering ready-made logos really a great proposition to designers and site builders alike?
If anything, iStockPhoto really should expand by connecting designers working on different price structures with site builders. iStockPhoto could become a design cupid.
iStockPhoto could let designers tag and categorise their work and then show them in a contextual view beside stock images. Say designers could show a portfolio and show samples at fixed prices, couldn’t iStockPhoto just get a cut of the transaction?
Red Links 27/09/09
Donncha on yesterday’s Cork photowalk.
Charles reviews District 9. I thought it was a steaming pile.
India – the fastest growing market for LinkedIn.
You are..
Mobile office.
Açaí Juice 100% fruit – Wafer Keyboard advert loveliness
Cóir says people with disabilities will be “put down” like dogs
Suzy on how Cóir are telling people how they’d be put down by Europe like dogs if Lisbon passes. It’s incredibly important to read the dirt that Cóir is spouting. We’re into the last week of canvassing.
Read the interpretations of treaty by the Referendum Commission and make up your own mind. The Referendum Commission is an independent voice charged with explaining referenda to the public.
Judge Frank Clarke of the Referendum Commission has been answering queries on the treaty on Morning Ireland over the past couple of weeks. If you’d rather listen than read, do check out the segments.