Deviant Abstraction

Pop Art, première mise en ligne par ntoper.

This pic is on NowPublic.

It is my fifteen minutes of fame… Ok in this case maybe three. Ironical thiking this pic is a rip off of pop art (which is a rip off of commercial art).

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Issuu is something I have not yet fully understood. As always in those case, it looks wonderfully new. It seems to be a kind of YouTube for print.

As you can see, they have YouTubed this document. Both are awesome: the content and the presentation.

Update Issuu reader is destroying my lay out, so click on the link to see it.
Update Thanks to the team support, it is now working. Awesome support!

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Real cool Twittering:

BEING SURE OF YOURSELF MEANS YOU’RE A FOOL 11:56 AM July 17, 2007

Link via BoingBoing (explanation also is there)

I went last Friday to a Barcamp in Salzburg, Austria. I have taken some pics: here they are.

A lot of really neat project, really great people,… I highly recommend it.

The event was organized by Subnet.

Update Other photos are here. Of course on Flickr.

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Some common ideas, but well written. Too bad the author doesn’t investigate further her analysis.

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This sounds a lot like Ender’s Game famous videogame.

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“Not that iTunes is fair and balanced, either. I don’t know the details, but I have heard that they are like record stores of yore — doling out position (visibility) to a very very limited number of artists. No surprise there — there is limited space. I’ve also heard that true indie artists get inferior treatment — lower royalty rates (or higher entry costs), less attention, and sometimes they are refused entry outright. Who’s manning the velvet rope here? What happened to that Long Tail where everything is available?”

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Nothing else to add.

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You need to see this.

This is what I call interactive art without the fuss going around it.