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__________ explains that while _________ bills itself as a production company, it's really a hybrid of an advertising agency, production house, and multimedia content factory that has dialed into the low cost of entry and pervasiveness of the Web. ____________'s mission is to place the Web at the center of all advertising, exploiting it to make marketing cheaper, faster, and more effective -- across all platforms. "We are the model for what the future of an agency is going to look like."

The Huffington Post Needs a New Photo Editor

A Sad Screengrab Self Portrait, 450p x 450p

4ormat — Portfolio Site

 

I'm strongly opposed to subscription based models, but lets face it — it's the way things are going. (And you'd have to pay for hosting anyway.) 4ormat looks like a pretty good option for folks who want a simple portfolio site, and it's automatically optimized for mobile and ipad. Not bad for 5 bucks a month!

 

Princess Hijab

Reading a Magazine in 2010

Great piece about the experience of reading "magazines" on handheld digital devices by Bonnier R&D. Worth a look.

Mag+ from Bonnier on Vimeo.

Basic Maths, A New Word Press Theme by Khoi Vinh

Nerd alert! For a mere forty-five bucks, you can have your very own Word Press theme, designed by Khoi Vinh, the Art Director for the NYTimes.com. It's the griddiest grid theme ever! Overview here. And If this is too much information – try Neutica instead($15)!

Google Fast Flip

The latest from Google Labs. [Excerpted from the NY TImes.]

On Monday, Google introduced an experimental news hub called Fast Flip that allows users to view news articles from dozens of major publishers and flip through them as quickly as they would the pages of a magazine. Google will place ads around the news articles and share resulting revenue with publishers.

Fast Flip, which is based on Google News, tries to address what Google considers a major problem with news sites: they often are slow to load, and so they turn off many readers. Google, the leader in Web search services and advertising, argues that if reading news online was closer to the experience of scanning through physical newspapers or magazines, people would read more.

“Browsing news on the Web is much slower than it is in print,” said Krishna Bharat, a distinguished researcher at Google who developed Google News in 2002. “When it is fast, people will look at more news and more ads, and that’s something that publishers want to see.”

We Live In Public — Cautionary Tale of a Douchebag

We Live In Public TRAILER from We Live in Public on Vimeo.

CrappyCat – Gorgeous Interactive FLASH Game About an Alcholic Cat