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The model of sites like Hulu that make catchup content available immediately isn’t benefiting the industry, he said, adding that broadcasters should instead reserve catchup episodes for authenticated TV Everywhere services, and only make them available freely after 30 days. “If people decide that they don’t have to pay for pay TV, then one of…
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fuckyeahvntgads: Go Kart Toy ad from 1961.
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DrPetter’s homepage – sfxr
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roomthily: Biogram, part of the visual identity for the Norwegian University of Life Science – the size of the dots can be changed by date via rules based design
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romanzolotarev: KISSmetrics Infographic: How Do Colors Affect Purchases? Believe it or not, the colors that retailers and marketers use in their stores and advertisements strongly influence the consumer in different ways. Here is a graphic we created for KISSmetrics that looks at these colors and what they do to the consumer when they are trying…
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The Art Damien Hirst Stole
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Awful elevator panel design – Boing Boing
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Kettle | increpare games
Kettle | increpare games game made in response to the “kettling” of children who protested cutbacks in education spending in England. Kettling is – according to press reports – the act of containing people out in the open. The conditions were freezing, and the children were kettled for hours.
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Timeline 1975 Bill Gates drops out of Harvard, after a dispute over his illegal use of school computers for commercial purposes. According to various accounts, Bill Gates and Paul Allen used a DARA funded PDP-10 computer to develop commercial software for the MITS Altair 8800. Some Harvard officials thought that Gates had broken university rules,…
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Printcrime
Printcrime short story by Cory Doctorow, typeset and hand bound in 2010. This is a set of offprints that I’ve reassembled into a rough prototype. I don’t think I kept a copy for myself. I took these photos in 2021 12 06 and backdated this post to 2010 11 30.