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joelaz: “The days of paying $25, or more, for a cartridge at a retail store may soon end,” says Flurry. Bad news for Nintendo & Sony, but great news for hot mobile games companies like the one I work for, Backflip Studios. Backflip is a small, 30-person, highly profitable company with over 150 million downloads,…
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joelaz: “The days of paying $25, or more, for a cartridge at a retail store may soon end,” says Flurry. Bad news for Nintendo & Sony, but great news for hot mobile games companies like the one I work for, Backflip Studios. Backflip is a small, 30-person, highly profitable company with over 150 million downloads,…
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wilwheaton: THIS. So much THIS. I ended up using AdBlock to completely eliminate the elements on the right side, and I never, ever, click on Activity. I’m not sure what Twitter is trying to accomplish, but I think the company is really screwing up by getting away from the simplicity that captured all of our…
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thenearsightedmonkey: During spring semester 2012 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Lynda Barry will be teaching a semester-long writing and picture making class using her favorite book on how to make comics by one her favorite cartoonists: Ivan Brunetti’s “Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice” Ivan Brunetti will visit Barry’s class and also give a public presentation about…
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Young people who move to an apartment or get a house for the first time don’t subscribe to any MVPD (multichannel video programming distributor) and they just… get their network programming from Hulu and they get Netflix… As an industry where people pay between $70 and $92 a month, that’s a lot of money to…
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It’s a win-win for Levine, in every way: The more money collectors come to pay for her precious bronzes, the better those works will come to stand for our abandonment of the true principles behind the original “Fountain”. The differences between her two versions point to Duchamp’s original embrace of swappable industrial objects, but those…
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emergentdigitalpractices: The idea behind PPP (Permanent Play Project) is to explore new ways of “playing” for the next generation. They rearrange longtime beloved toys such as blocks to bring a whole new value to them. In TSUMIKI, various forest animals appear on the blocks according to the ways you stack them. When two sets of…
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futuramb: For science, big data is the microscope of the 21st century — Tech News and Analysis In his mind, the new way of using massive processing power to filter through petabytes of data is an entirely new type of computing which will lead to new advances in astronomy and physics, much like the microscope’s…
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The idea behind PPP (Permanent Play Project) is to explore new ways of “playing” for the next generation. They rearrange longtime beloved toys such as blocks to bring a whole new value to them. In TSUMIKI, various forest animals appear on the blocks according to the ways you stack them. When two sets of blocks…