April 28, 2006
Best idea ever
Howcome no one's doing this for Australia? www.bagborroworsteal.com
April 24, 2006
Big Brother 2006 website launched
It's alive! Read about it here or go see it for yourself here.
Adicolor films
Adidas created a film series celebrating color, customization and personal expression. Each director was given a blank canvas to create a short film based on their emotional and creative response to a given color - Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Pink, Black or White. The seven directors are Roman Coppola & Andy Bruntel, Neill Blomkamp, PSYOP, TRONIC, Saiman Chow, Charlie White, and HAPPY.
See them here:
http://www.r255g255b255.net White
http://www.r006g146b071.net Green
http://www.r213g037b053.net Red
http://www.r023g075b158.net Blue
http://www.r243g197b208.net Pink
http://www.r254g245b006.net Yellow (released May 3)
http://www.r000g000b000.net Black (released May 10)
April 20, 2006
MySpace hack
It's about time someone worked this out. I didn't think it was possible to create a MySpace page that didn't have a flashing background tile and loads of blinking images, but Mike Davidson has proven me wrong.
But wasn't easy - you can read about all the nitty gritty nerdy details here.
April 06, 2006
Security malfunction
My security guard, who is never further than 5 feet from me, has had gas all day. This may have something to do with the giant bag of liver treats he arrested and detained yesterday.
I questioned him extensively but he denied that he ate the evidence. Today, his derriere is doing the talking.
Candy
If unlike me you happen to have a spare 12 hours to look at some of the best the internet has to offer, check out Netdiver's best of 2005 and let me know which ones I need to see.
April 04, 2006
New York Times redesign
The New York Times have just launched their redesigned site. I think they've done a great job of displaying huge amount of information (and advertising) clearly onto a page. The typography and navigation look prety good too.
Most impressive is that they're one of the first of the big sites to take the leap into the world of mega screens. With the site coming in at 975 pixels wide (compared to industry-standard 770 pixels) they're banking on their audience having some pretty good hardware. Let's hope they did their homework. Here's more about the redesign.
