links for 2008-06-23
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Hide and Seek is a festival of social games and playful experiences, running in London from the 27th to the 29th of June 2008. It will encompass everything from fine artists making location-based work to huge flashmob games within the public spaces of the
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Edith Macefield’s old blue car still sits in front of the home she refused to sell to developers, even when they offered $1 million. (image)
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Hyundai is offering — in Japan only — the first product for watching the 3-D programs that cable stations in Japan now broadcast about four times a day.
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a “stray,” a straight guy who sends out gay signals like he’s shaking a tambourine even as he proclaims himself—and in fact is—100 percent heterosexual.
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Urban tourism concept that gives a one hour walk on the step of famous chinese celebrities.
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“We were trying to describe what we do in a way that’s fun. It creates so many different reactions in your mind.”
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Now even their mannequin window displays follow their advertising genre
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ccording to recent surveys by Nissan Motor Company, women directly make or influence two-thirds of car purchases in Japan.
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a series by Coby Beck containing responses to the most common skeptical arguments on global warming.
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A patient whose skin cancer had spread throughout his body has been given the all-clear after being injected with billions of his own immune cells.
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The research contained below is focused specifically on social network sites (or “social networking” sites). Some of this is connected to social media, social software, Web2.0, social bookmarking, educational technologies, communities research, etc. but t
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Holding a full-size Smart Car, the faux vending machine has two choices (coupe and cabrio), and a convenient slot to insert the amount you need (about $20k). Of course, this is a concept only, but is a nice extension of their already creative vending mach
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Ausralia: the heavyweight champions of the world — with arguably a greater proportion of obese citizens than even the notoriously supersized Americans.