Entries Tagged as 'Techy'
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If you’re at all like the rest of us, except for me because it’s my job, then keeping up with new social networking tools is like middle school all over again. You’re trying to be cool and know what’s cool before everyone else knows that you don’t know what’s cool when no one actually [...]
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Tags:Ben Brundage·Communication Breakdown·Facebook·Foursquare·Social Media·Social Networks·Twitter
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Flipbook is a new iPad app that basically creates a magazine all about you and the things your friends are into. It organizes and updates their suggestions in real time, making it easy to search for that perfect time killer. Kind of really awesome.
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Inspired by events like Pop-Up Magazine and backed by an accomplished group of magazine editors, the 48HR Magazine project aims to write, design, edit and ship a magazine in (guess what) 48 hours. But, they need help. Lots of help. Your help, in fact. So, check them out on May 7th when they announce [...]
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Holy, whoa.
Terry, it’s been real, but I think we can handle things from here.
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In a recent study by Stanford University it was revealed that 75% of participants sleep with their iPhone in bed with them, 25% considered it an extension of their body, and 41% described the thought of loosing their iPhone as “a tragedy”. Amateurs. As religious iPhone users ourselves, we found the numbers a bit [...]
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Tags:2 phone lines·addiction·Advertising Agency·Indianapolis·iPhone·iPhone addict·iPhone app·Line2·noggin·nogginwerks·nogginworks
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3D typography, the future of print media? If you say so McSweeny’s. The newest issue of the cult literary mag saw Ben Greenman introduce 3*TYPE, the magazine’s proprietary 3D typeface, as the “onrushing future”. Recognizing the common man’s potentially limited capacity to fully grasp the magnitude of such an innovation he went on, “It [...]
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Tags:3D·Advertising Agency·font·Indianapolis·literary mag·magazine·McSweeny's·noggin·nogginwerks·nogginworks·typeface·typography
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Fashion is one of those businesses that prides itself on being cutting edge–that’s their thing and they do it really well, most of the time. So, why is it that fashion designers have been so slow on the internet uptake? By our calculations the internet has been widely available for (conservatively) 14 years. Fashion [...]
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We suspect Linda had some hand in the creation of this.
Check out their wonderfully bizarre website for more video fun.
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Do you ever feel like each day is bringing us closer and closer to a reality resembling that movie Demolition Man? Did anyone even see that movie? There were machines that handed out tickets for profanity and three seashells in the bathrooms in place of toilet paper and Taco Bell was considered fine dining since [...]
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Tags:Advertising Agency·Demolition Man·Doodle·green technology·Indianapolis·London·noggin·nogginwerks·nogginworks·Pavegen Systems·Wesley Snipes
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Just this afternoon there was meeting of the nogg minds and some writer friends which evolved into a discussion of the magazine. Where it’s going, how will it get there, and what will it mean for the writers among us when it does. There was lots of discussion of Kindles and the decline of [...]
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