Posted by Rowland on December 2 at 7:25 PM
Last week Google announced its intention to
close Lively, their virtual world platform. Having collobrated on "
The Virtual Brand Footprint: The Marketing Opportunity in Second Life" (downlaod
here) with
Boris Kizelshteyn, we thought we should ask him and his his firm, Popcha!, what the future of virtual worlds looks like now. In our Q&A, we discover what happened at Google, what this might mean for Google Earth, and where you might be holding your next company conference.
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Posted by JR on December 2 at 1:26 PM
Having a hard time with the economy? Fear not, The Huffington Post just made a really smart move...
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Posted by JR on November 25 at 1:55 PM
Times are hard for all of us, and by all of us, I mean bloggers...
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Posted by Melanie on November 10 at 3:54 PM
Highlights from last week's CFDA - Earth Pledge FutureFashion Designer Education Series.
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Posted by Melanie on November 7 at 3:45 PM
We caught up with the designer who shared her POV on the ugly side of fashion, consumer lifestyles and plans to green her line.
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Posted by Defne on November 6 at 2:54 PM
It has been a tough week for print media. Today, the Washington Post reported that US News & World Report, the nation's third newsweekly after Time and Newsweek, will reduce frequency for the second time this year....
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Posted by Melanie on October 24 at 1:52 PM
Did you know that 2/3 of a garment’s carbon footprint occurs post-purchase? Laundering to be exact.
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Posted by on October 3 at 12:42 PM
It isn't much to look at, and it's certainly simplistic... but YouTube now has its very first interactive game...
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Posted by Melanie on October 2 at 3:10 PM
New
Declare Yourself ad evokes horror movie - complete with scantily clad damsel in distress.
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Posted by Rowland on September 29 at 10:17 AM
Nicolai Ouroussoff, the architecture critic for The New York Times,
provided a list of buildings he would demolish. Toping my list is Penn Station.
But it was Ourousoff’s attack on the
Museum of Art and Design (MAD) that created a bit of a stir in the Architectural blogs, with BusinessWeek’s
Bruce Nassbaum citing this as another sign of the death of The New York Times.
Architecture became for an instant a lighting rode for the ongoing paradigm debate of conversation versus authority.
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