RafaelFajardo

Category: words

  • No one talks about how much money they make on the App Store. There is the occasional article about Angry Birds selling 6.5 million copies but what about the more modest sellers? Can anyone besides the top few make a living on the App Store? I don’t know why this should be such a secret.…

  • missarchitettura: Ecological Business Card

  • IDEO’s Axioms for Starting Disruptive New Businesses

    IDEO’s Axioms for Starting Disruptive New Businesses thetylerhayes: Very useful entrepreneurial advice from Colin Raney of IDEO, a company of people who repeatedly build (or sometimes re-build) products from the ground-up.

  • Shot entirely on Sony Ericsson cell phones in 2006. Some Postman – Presidents of The United States of America (via tbrent) (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

  • OCTOBER 16, 2005 The First Music Video Filmed Entirely Using Cellphones Panopticist: The First Music Video Filmed Entirely Using Cellphones

  • Worldchanging: Bright Green: The World’s First Cell Phone Feature Film Micki Krimmel, 25 February, 2006 “I’’m a few weeks behind on reporting this but I thought it was worth mentioning briefly anyway. Early this year, production wrapped on the first ever feature film to be shot entirely with cell phone cameras. Directed by South African…

  • Marcello Mencarini – on IMDb

    Marcello Mencarini – on IMDb Mencarini is the director, writer, cinematographer, producer, and editor of the first feature length documentary ever filmed entirely on cell phones. The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) states that the movie, Nuovi comizi d’amore, was produced in 2005.

  • Marcello Mencarini and Barbara Seghezzi have shot a feature-length documentary entirely on a mobile phone. By Jason Kottke • Jun 19, 2006 at 08:08 am • mobile phones movies telephony Marcello Mencarini and Barbara Seghezzi have shot

  • In many ways “Free” is most interesting as an exercise in open-source curating. In her essays and labels, Ms. Cornell makes frequent references to the Creative Commons co-founder Lawrence Lessig’s 2004 book “Free Culture” and the artist Seth Price’s 2002 essay “Dispersion.” Mr. Price’s “Dispersion” is particularly relevant because it talks about the Web’s superseding…

  • lerubbish: Learn it, so you can be better than those who dont know it and be snobby and rub it in when needed, such is the way of life sir. cheers.