Here’s a pretty neat interactive visualization of photos from a whale hunt by Jonathan Harris. Takes a some time to load, but very much worth it. It won the TDC’s Interactive Design Prize.
Archive for April, 2008
The Whale Hunt
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17 April 2008 |
0:40 |
Internet, geekery |
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Eric Alterman: “The death and life of the American newspaper”
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12 April 2008 |
14:29 |
Internet, entrepreneurship, web2.0 |
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The always enriching New Yorker has a fascinating article in the March 31st issue by Eric Alterman, titled “Out Of Print: The death and life of the American newspaper“. While covering the trials and tribulations of the current newspaper / print-media industry and “that sucking sound” caused by the Internet, one snippet stood out because [...]
The always enriching New Yorker has a fascinating article in the March 31st issue by Eric Alterman, titled “Out Of Print: The death and life of the American newspaper“. While covering the trials and tribulations of the current newspaper / print-media industry and “that sucking sound” caused by the Internet, one snippet stood out because [...]
Umair at HBS
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10 April 2008 |
18:37 |
entrepreneurship, sonystyle |
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Back in 2005 I invited Umair Haque to come speak at an employee-only 3-day lecture series in Sony. He gave a wonderful presentation about edge-economies, peer production, and how Sony could - if it had the guts - be an industry leader in democratizing innovation. Hack-able Aibos and an open-API for Cybershots were just the [...]
Back in 2005 I invited Umair Haque to come speak at an employee-only 3-day lecture series in Sony. He gave a wonderful presentation about edge-economies, peer production, and how Sony could - if it had the guts - be an industry leader in democratizing innovation. Hack-able Aibos and an open-API for Cybershots were just the [...]
*sigh*, the music industry
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9 April 2008 |
18:45 |
Internet, Japan, biznomics, entrepreneurship |
1 Comment »
A twit (I forget which one I have so many; distractions!) pointed me towards the announcement of Sell-A-Band receiving a new round of funding.
Since one of my current projects is 音レボ (Otorevo), which despite the struggles is growing organically, I eagerly read through the comments. Two in particular that made me think:
commenter 1:
the problem with [...]
A twit (I forget which one I have so many; distractions!) pointed me towards the announcement of Sell-A-Band receiving a new round of funding.
Since one of my current projects is 音レボ (Otorevo), which despite the struggles is growing organically, I eagerly read through the comments. Two in particular that made me think:
commenter 1:
the problem with [...]


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