An interview with Dean Donaldson from Eyeblaster pretty much sums up the future of digital marketing.
In the short interview, he discusses at length, how far we’ve come with digital marketing possibilities and gradual implementation into all aspects of life.
This video for Nujabes song Luv(Sic) will hypnotize you.
“The twitter-based Word of the Day competition that helps clever people look clever and helps the rest of us learn new words.” Improve your vocabulary and make yourself look good to your followers by using Artwiculate’s Word of the Day - words from the past week include ennui, mellifluous and sempiternal.
Getty images and istockphoto is launching a new logo trade platform. (via techcrunch)
36 skaters ride down the streets of SF in a recreation of the classic Tetris video game. From freebord.com
Guinness Beer commercial - GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT
Check out more great Guinness work here http://abduzeedo.com/cool-beer-ads-3-guinness
Yugop.net isn’t new in terms of web years. The site’s been around for a while and in its time has broken new ground with its creative and rich interactive pieces.
The site showcases the work of “Yugo Nakamura”, a web designer with a strong hand in programming, who seeks to imitate the mathematical complexity of the natural world through his code.
A guide through the top 50 most famous and influential people of the Internet, interesting read.
Blink 182 resurges, bigger, badder and more augmented than ever with this Augmented Reality concert. This technology is so brand new, and helps you make the Blink 182 concert your very own.
Facebook Connect takes users, developers and publishers a click closer to a richer social experience on the web.
This technology, a single button placed on a website, allows the user to sign up to the website with their Facebook login, thus giving the website access to the users Facebook information and in turn giving Facebook access to the users activities on the website.
A great example of this is Discovery Channels ‘Frenzied Waters’ campaign. The website is an interactive flash movie which, once the user has signed up via Facebook, can pull users pics and information to create a montage about the death of the user by a shark attack.
This technology has been used before but never to the same degree or with the same impact primarily because Facebook’s massive audience. A website suddenly becomes available to 200 million people. Facebook also has the benefits of tracking its user browsing behaviours. And finally the user has a rich media experience they are able to share with their friends.
