Innocence is to be made as video.
An idea is born. The idea is to make the video. The video to Innocence, a song of yet to be released Volta record. Who is to make the video? Another idea is born: It is to be you, my dear! Björk has suggested that the video to Innocence of Volta is to be made by anyone who wants to. She has asked the Madwebcarpenters to help out in finding “you” to make the video. We said: Yes.
Great way of user-fan interaction…
http://unit.bjork.com/innocence/
[wallie], 21/04/07, 18:42
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LeapTag runs in your browser tool bar. As you travel the Internet you simply tag pages to associate web content with your interests. We call this dynamic tagging and it enables LeapTag to create a contextual definition of your interests. When LeapTag returns your results, you further refine your definition by voting positively or negatively on the items you see.
Try it at:
http://www.leaptag.com/
Because the current personalized news sites don’t understand location information about their readers, they are unable to recommend news that is related to the local environment of the readers.
http://www.geospatialsemanticweb.com/
Just my thought: I always wanted to implement our main site as an self learning, intelligent tool, presenting a homepage of personalized content. Not by profile, but delivered by your browsing interest in the site itself.
DoMyStuff.com is an online community where busy people can quickly find Assistants to complete their chores. You can find someone to do ANYTHING on DoMyStuff.com. Picking up drycleaning, mowing your lawn, and cooking your dinner are examples of chores you can post.
http://www.domystuff.com/
When e-bay meets lazyness…
6400 3×3″ Post-It® Notes on glass
4 floors x 2 windows
E2 Building UCSC
10 people
5 hours
Full report & images:
http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/
Open the packaging and you’ll find another secret message: the disc itself changes color with heat, turning white to display the copyright information and a long string of ones and zeroes. In this paranoid world, everything worth knowing is a secret.
Excellent review of Year Zero by the N.Y. Times.
Digg it at:
http://www.nytimes.com/