Bustin’ Weights Wif My Mates.
Look out for the ”Feds’ / a fat bloke being followed by another fella in a high vis jacket.
A friday treat.
ThankyouHarry.
Andro | World.Words.Lights.
Bit late on this, but I love it. Androp music video that is funded by the sale on eBay of the video’s toy star. Depending on how the the toy sells, the team plan to produce and sell the video’s other toys. A smart and pretty unique compensation model, as the agency keep the proceeds as part of the creative fee.
Nicely.
Here.
eBay.
# Gif Motion Graphics Mag0c0ro Anime
More here.
ViathemightyHero&Theory.
Liquid Skies
Student short.
Lovely treatment.
Play loud.
From AnnisNaeem.
Story Wheel | Soundcloudlabs
Storywheel from Soundcloud enables users to create narrated, retro-looking slideshows with their Instagram pictures.
Big barrier/s, and I was well disappointed when I discovered that I couldn’t just pull in a filthy d&b track – but there is something in there…
Maybe.
Internet 2011 In Numbers
Numbers, statistics and data from a huge variety of sources.
Handy.
Here.
What The Fox?
An interesting site for a clothing company that kinda creates a game out of shopping.
WTF.
ViaPlayfool.
Google Real-Time Insight Finder
A video to show how you can use Google’s Real-Time Insights Finder to support the planning process. An insights tools can be a window into the attitudes, perceptions and needs of punters to make you be cleverer.
Pretty helpful.
Here.
Dancing Filipino Traffic Cop
Nike | Quick Controls Chaos
Jordan live action street court. 17 Epic Red cameras captured 100 streaming videos which are swapped in and out the fly as the user gets to control change angles and speeds.
Here.
ViaAVB.
Search + Your World
The search algorithm on which Google is built is becoming less relevant. Mobile has brought context to search, and social media has brought friends and recommendations. The old algorithm that delivered authoritative results wasn’t built in a world in which people wanted these newfangled things to influence their queries – and so is becoming redundant. As a result Google is integrating Google+ into Google search so account holders are able to search against both the broader web and their own Google+ social graph.
From Google:‘Search has always brought you information from across the web. Now, search gets better by including photos, posts, and more from you and your friends. When signed in with Google+, you’ll find personal results and profiles of people you know or follow. You can even expand your world by discovering people related to your search.’
It’s a pretty significant blurring of the line between the web as we know it and the web as you and your Circles of friends know it.
More here.
Samsung Smart Window
Transparent screen that fits any window up to 46 inches with a resolution of 1366 x 768. It’s see-through but can display stuff like a regular screen with what you’re looking at invisible those outside. On top of all that it’s touch controlled.
And yes, the presenter is, like, totally, like, annoying.
**LIKE**
Think Outside In
Think Outside In is an excellent blog by a fella called Paul Adams who works in the product team at Facebook, helping the platform support marketers and advertisers. Prior to Facebook, Paul led social research at Google, and his work was the foundation for Circles in Google+. He is also the author of Grouped which talks about how small groups of friends are the key to influence the social web.
The things Paul talks about on this site make a lot of sense.
Nicely.
Link.
the-bea.st
A collaboration between Laura Marling, Shynola and Studio Juice .
Here.
Le Memé
Is the best blog ever made on the information superhighway.
Here.