TweetOkay, this is kinda funny brilliant! DARE, A UK app development company has recreated Andy Warhol’s hamburger eating performance and this time, instead of making a trip to a burger joint, Mr Warhol created a digital one using his iPad as the canvas and his iPhone as his remote palette. ketchup. The original: Artist Spotlight:…
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TweetAs we are slurped further into the great wired vortex, robots seem to be the only creatures able to clearly explain complex concepts to an overconnected populace. First, a web designer robot employs a style worthy of Socrates, to clarify technical issues for a client in extremely colorful terms. A Website Designer Meets Clueless Client…
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TweetI’ve been thinking about the impact of social media on social justice and on creating change. In 2008, we saw how the Obama campaign harnessed the power of technology to elect a little known senator to the presidency. In researching the idea of social media for social change, I came across the “We are Visible”…
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TweetFashion conscious graffiti artists are salivating at the prospect of laying hands on a new invention that allows fabric to be sprayed-on to create t-shirts, dresses and other clothing. This is very timely indeed, as many taggers have become increasingly bored with the usual walls and billboards. Imagine instead, 6 billion potential canvases to tag…
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TweetI was going to post something, but I can’t remem… Oh – attention spans. What are the real effects of technology on the brain? First, the title of this post is a T.S. Eliot quote referenced in the second article below. Are computers, smartphones and video games as crazy-making as this NYT article (Attached to…
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