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Medea + LED
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Interesting name… especially given their photo recognition…
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The chart below reveals three phases: first, strong summer downloads; second, a dip in September attributed to back-to-school; and third, strong growth over October and November leading up to the holidays.
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how to define a business strategy / what consumes me, bud caddell
liking it…
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Google has mailed out window stickers with two-dimensional bar codes (aka, QR codes) to the most-searched for or clicked-on businesses in its local business directory
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http://www.smartplanet.com/technology/video/the-impact-of-social-networks-sensors-on-cities/369538/
At the Supernova Conference in San Francisco, Nokia’s head of design direction, Adam Greenfield, discusses how cities are changing with the deployment of social networking and sensors. He says cities have evolved because cities provide the opportunity for reinvention and the ability to be anonymous, but a networked city fabric is also a threat. Greenfield argues that open data and regulation is needed and the public has a right to benefit from networked enabled cities.
A splendid installation of creative and Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka. An operation of visual illusion presented on the window of the Hermes House in Japan. C
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San Francisco and London… perfect for Length-D clocks. The colour contrast of the secondary clock hands appears like a shadow acting as a conscious reminder of the distance between the current time and their connections abroad.
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