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Thursday, 18th October 2012

Google’s Cultural Institute: The Virtual Museum That Google Built

Google’s Cultural Institute: The Virtual Museum That Google Built

The world has just gotten a cool new free virtual museum, the one that Google built.

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Friday, 12th October 2012

deviantART Collaborates With Hellraiser Clive Barker

deviantART Collaborates With Hellraiser Clive Barker

Andy Warhol once said "being good in business is the most fascinating kind of art." Case in point: deviantART, often described as the Pandora of the art world.

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Monday, 10th September 2012

Lesson From Burning Man: The Social Network Is All Around You

Lesson From Burning Man: The Social Network Is All Around You

Every year at Burning Man, I have the same argument. Someone plays the role of the starry-eyed futurist, someone else is the grizzly survivalist. The futurist says, “If only we had map and chat apps out here, we could meet everyone and see everything! It would be a utopia!” The survivalist says “Hell no. We come out here to get away from…

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Friday, 7th September 2012

Your Own Mobile, Personal Data Vault: What Would You Put In It?

Your Own Mobile, Personal Data Vault: What Would You Put In It?

I’m scared of the Web’s impermanence. We’re putting valuable knowledge and memories into ephemeral forms stored on other people’s servers, and we’re not even sure those people will be in business in a year. So I channeled my angst into a unique repository for my most precious bits.

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Thursday, 26th July 2012

Link A Video to That Photo: Stipple Opens Its Image Tagging Service to the Public

Link A Video to That Photo: Stipple Opens Its Image Tagging Service to the Public

Social image site Stipple is relaunching Thursday with new tools and indexing features designed to fix the perpetual problem of image attribution and introduce brand-new sales channels through the use of images alone - for all Web users.

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Thursday, 10th May 2012

If You'd Rather Doodle Than Draw, Try Doodle.ly

If you're not scanning Facebook, declining invites to play Hidden Chronicles and other "magical" social games, you might find yourself messing around on Doodle.ly. This visual social network is organized around the simple act of doodling, helping users share at times childish, at other times quite serious, drawings. Like finger painting, doodles on…

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Friday, 27th April 2012

How Instagram Differs from Flickr

The very nature of mobile-sharing apps has changed the types of imagery that people upload. There is also an added on-the-move life-streaming nature to the whole thing. Photos found on the flowing Instagram news feed don't look like the ones you might come across on Flickr. Instagram is a community conducive to likes and comments, whereas Flickr…

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Tuesday, 24th April 2012

How Instagram Imagery Is Transforming

In the world of social media, "celebrity" is a combination of social status and social media presence. The more likes you receive, the more "popular" you appear to friends and followers. Up until its acquisition by Facebook, Instagram was the current site of social media celebrity. As it becomes yet another Facebook app, the photography will…

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Thursday, 19th April 2012

3 More Free Drawing Apps for Kids

Like paper coloring books, iPhone and iPad apps cost money. It's always fun to have the newest, shiniest app in the App Store - but those come with a price. Oftentimes they cost something, and they may not always ring true with your kid. Buying too many apps can add up, making for an unhappy dent on a parent's credit card bill. So what's a parent…

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Tuesday, 17th April 2012

Top 3 Drawing Apps for Young Kids

Learning to draw with your finger isn't about fingerpaints anymore. It's not about hands, either. It's about the smartphone that you keep in your pocket, and give to your kid when they want to get creative. ReadWriteWeb surveyed three apps for children ages 5-6 that give them an opportunity to try and learn how to draw inside the lines, and to…

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