Always Capitalize

on every angle. In the business of web, media, print.

December 11, 2009 at 12:42pm
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axiis.org - The Browser Wars - Visualized as Tree Rings

axiis.org - The Browser Wars - Visualized as Tree Rings

December 9, 2009 at 10:22pm
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rodrigofigueiredo:

Awesome AR idea for IKEA !!!

rodrigofigueiredo:

Awesome AR idea for IKEA !!!

December 8, 2009 at 3:42pm
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cameronr:

I really like WeTransfer too. Making file transfer sexy again. The hi-res background changes as your file uploads. The images are actually ad buys. They’re usually visually interesting and “unbranded” except for the little link in bottom right hand corner. This image is for Bugaboo Strollers.

cameronr:

I really like WeTransfer too. Making file transfer sexy again. The hi-res background changes as your file uploads. The images are actually ad buys. They’re usually visually interesting and “unbranded” except for the little link in bottom right hand corner. This image is for Bugaboo Strollers.

December 7, 2009 at 10:01pm
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breefield:

Down for maintenance, neato.

breefield:

Down for maintenance, neato.

December 6, 2009 at 8:07pm
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jakelodwick:

Shaun Inman’s awesome home page.

jakelodwick:

Shaun Inman’s awesome home page.

December 3, 2009 at 11:42am
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If I was Comcast... →

dbreunig:

I would pull 80% of NBC Universal’s content from competing services and give it away for free to my own subscribers. It would be my $30 billion loss leader, producing content for my internet and cable subscribers.

Just saying.

11:42am
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peterwknox:markyb:rosiesiman: an interactive map of housing + prices in NYC

peterwknox:markyb:rosiesiman: an interactive map of housing + prices in NYC

December 2, 2009 at 5:14pm
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soxiam:

Sqaud

soxiam:

Sqaud

4:53pm
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Facebook stats 2-Dec-2009

taitran:

Facebook’s Own Statistics Show Content-Sharing Increase, New Status-Update Trends, and More

December 2nd, 2009

  • Average user has 130 friends on the site
  • Average user sends 8 friend requests per month
  • Average user spends more than 55 minutes per day on Facebook
  • Average user clicks the Like button on 9 pieces of content each month
  • Average user writes 25 comments on Facebook content each month
  • Average user becomes a fan of 2 Pages each month
  • Average user is invited to 3 events per month
  • Average user is a member of 12 groups

December 1, 2009 at 4:15pm
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Trendwatching's 10 Crucial Consumer Trends for 2010 →

bunch:

1. BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL
Forget the recession: the societal changes that will dominate 2010 were set in motion way before we temporarily stared into the abyss.

2. URBANY
Urban culture is the culture. Extreme urbanization, in 2010, 2011, 2012 and far beyond will lead to more sophisticated and demanding consumers around the world.

3. REAL-TIME REVIEWS
Whatever it is you’re selling or launching in 2010, it will be reviewed ‘en masse’, live, 24/7.

4. (F)LUXURY
Closely tied to what constitutes status, which itself is becoming more fragmented, luxury will be whatever consumers want it to be over the next 12 months.

5. MASS MINGLING
Online lifestyles are fueling ‘real world’ meet-ups like there’s no tomorrow, shattering all predictions about a desk-bound, virtual, isolated future.

6. ECO-EASY
To really reach some meaningful sustainability goals in 2010, corporates and governments will have to forcefully make it ‘easy’ for consumers to be more green, by restricting the alternatives.

7. TRACKING & ALERTING
Tracking and alerting are the new search, and 2010 will see countless new INFOLUST services that will help consumers expand their web of control.

8. EMBEDDED GENEROSITY
Next year, generosity as a trend will adapt to the zeitgeist, leading to more pragmatic and collaborative donation services for consumers.

9. PROFILE MYNING
With hundreds of millions of consumers now nurturing some sort of online profile, 2010 will be a good year to help them make the most of it (financially), from intention-based models to digital afterlife services.

10. MATURIALISM
2010 will be even more opinionated, risque, outspoken, if not ‘raw’ than 2009; you can thank the anything-goes online world for that. Will your brand be as daring?