A milestone in advertainment brought to you by Verizon to showcase their broadband speed. Select a plot, upload your photo, map points, select body and personality and 24 hours later you will receive the finished movie with your face turned into 3D. Gold.
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The Filter is a neat little app that creates playlists based on a selection of three songs. Simple. Available for both Mac and PC, iTunes or Windows Media Player.
Some guy from Microsoft’s Center for Information Work presents their touch-desk concept at Convergence 2007 conference.
Nice viral for the Spider-Man 3 movie launch: download this layer (KMZ file) and give New York and the different movie locations a virtual visit. Apparently Spider-Man sits somewhere on one of the 3D buildings. If you are yet to install Google Earth then get it here. With the 3D buildings moving in I reckon we’ll see this sort of viral more and more in the near future. Let’s call it mapvertising.
Mike Pinkerton discusses the past, present and future of the development of the Camino browser, along with lessons learnt from Mozilla and the open source community.
Mark Pesce’s presentation on BitTorrent and the death of conventional TV held in May 2005 at the Australian Film Television and Radio School in Sydney. I’d love to hear his point of view today with the massive development of online video since.
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