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Other stuff we learned: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos invested $250,000 in Google’s angel round. Page and Brin decided they liked Schmidt because he attended Burning Man – a hippie art festival out in the desert. Larry And Sergey Wanted Steve Jobs To Be Google’s First CEO In reference too Bloomberg TVs Game Changers
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If I needed proof that Lil and I were meant for each other, the designs she and Suneep had come up with were more than enough. She’d been thinking just the way I had – souvenirs that stressed the human scale of the Mansion. There were miniature animatronics of the Hitchhiking Ghosts in a black-light…
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David Hockney’s iPad drawings on display in Paris
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All of these are simple conventions for adding more standard metadata to a post in a specific, uniform way. via: FactoryCity » New microsyntax for Twitter: three pointers and the slasher
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http://gamevideos.1up.com/swf/gamevideos12.swf?embedded=1&fullscreen=1&autoplay=0&src=http://gamevideos.1up.com/do/videoListXML%3Fid%3D17827%26adPlay%3Dtrue That Game Company ‘1UP Interview’ Video from GameVideos (Source: http://gamevideos.1up.com/)
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Designing for delight (Giles Colborne)
Designing for delight (Giles Colborne)
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For kids it means media that has social currency. When a kid pulls out a Pokemon deck or a game boy, you’ll see a kind of flocking behavior – the media is the social glue, the common language that means you belong in the same cultural universe. After almost every basketball game that I take…
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Pokemon was and still is a global media sensation that first swept childhood culture in the late nineties. The kids who are graduating from college now are the first post-Pokemon generation. These are kids who grew up with ubiquitous social gaming and convergent media as a central part of their peer culture. After Mario, Pokemon…
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Media Literacy and Social Action in a Post-Pokemon World A rough transcript of a keynote address for the 51st NFAIS Annual Conference [February 24, 2009] What is it that kids are doing online these days, and what does it mean for the shape of knowledge, culture, and information in the future? We all know that…