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Climate Change Search Trends Visualized

Climate Change Search Trends Visualized

By Ryan Van Etten on 03/29/2010

In this short video, filmmaker Dan Nienhuis uses data from Google Insights to analyze how, when, where, and why people think about four common eco-buzzwords—climate change, global warming, carbon footprint, and go green.

Posted in Activism, Discussion, Infoculture, News, Visual | Tagged behavior, buzzwords, carbon footprint, climate change, data, environment, global warming, go green, Google, infographic, science, search trends, stats, trends, video, visualization | 2 Responses

Imagination In Virtual Education Worlds: VWBPE 2010

Imagination In Virtual Education Worlds: VWBPE 2010

By Ryan Van Etten on 03/04/2010

This year’s Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education conference aims to focus on imagination. Themed Imagination Around the World, this free virtual event takes place in Second Life on March 12–13. Second Life is growing as a venue for education at multiple grade levels.

Posted in Education, Events, Infoculture, News, SL Events | Tagged augmented reality, best practices, collaboration, communication, conference, creativity, HARP, imagination, learning, Second Life, specialization, teaching, video, virtual worlds, VWBPE | 1 Response

Die Antwoord Ups The Music Game To The Ninja Level

Die Antwoord Ups The Music Game To The Ninja Level

By Ryan Van Etten on 02/21/2010

These people are awesome: South African rap-ravers Die Antwoord (translation: The Answer) have dazzled the interwebs in a matter of weeks with their latest music video Enter The Ninja. A literal butterfly effect is happening here—Die Antwoord is rippling the music world with Zef flow.

Posted in Editorial, Interviews, Music, News, Reviews | Tagged art punk, arts, awesomeness, butterfly effect, Cape Town, counterculture, culture, Die Antwoord, diversity, enter the ninja, hip hop, music review, next level, rap, rave, south africa, video, zef | Leave a response

New Paramore Hulu Channel Reaches Brand New Eyes

New Paramore Hulu Channel Reaches Brand New Eyes

By Ryan Van Etten on 02/10/2010

Paramore + Hulu = Awesomeness. A hi-fi artist channel that rocks. Paramore outperforms both on and off the stage. Why do I like Paramore? They are kick-ass live performers. But I’ve never seen them in person. Hulu delivered them to me last year and now again with the brand new Paramore channel at hulu.com/paramore

Posted in Editorial, Music, Music Flux, News, Reviews | Tagged access vs. ownership, Andrew Kendall, artist channels, artist-fan relationship, awesomeness, band, bands, brand new eyes, content, deals, EMI, energy, engagement, fans, generation, hulu, hulu channel, Internet Generation, live music, music review, MusicBiz, musicians, Paramore, partnerships, performers, performing, pop-punk, punk, rock/pop, social media, social music, storytelling, streaming, television, The Final Riot!, timeline, ustream, Vevo, video, WMG, youth, YouTube | Leave a response

Multitouch—The Human GUI?

Multitouch—The Human GUI?

By Ryan Van Etten on 02/08/2010

Multitouch may be next GUI—is there a doubt? For decades we’ve used the mouse, but as GUI technology improves we’ll find more limitations in a mouse-based system. Clayton Miller’s 2009 project called 10/GUI demonstrates the potential of multitouch. According to Miller, “the industry is now at a crossroads.”

Posted in Boundless, Design, Discussion, Editorial, News | Tagged 10/GUI, augmented reality, brain, Clayton Miller, computing, con10uum, Design, gesture recognition, gestures, graphical, GUI, human, human-computer, interaction, interface, iPhone, mobile, mobility, multitouch, nintendo, Pranav Mistry, science, sixthsense, technology, TED, touchscreens, UI, video, virtuality, virtualization, wii | 3 Responses

Emotional Attachment To Music

Emotional Attachment To Music

By Ryan Van Etten on 02/01/2010

Terry McBride—CEO of Nettwerk—talks here about imagination. He argues that with music, context trumps content because music creates emotional bookmarks in our mind. Simply, the song is an emotion. These emotional bookmarks are significant because they enable us to travel backwards in our memories to when we experienced the music. Consumers are in control of the music industry, and access rules.

Posted in Music, Music Flux, News, Popular | Tagged access vs. ownership, app stores, Apple, artist-fan relationship, arts, behavior, business, cloud, consumption, content, context, copyright law, crowdsourcing, digital, digital valets, downloads, emotion, emotional attachment, imagination, iPhone, ipod, live music, music industry, music ventures, MusicBiz, Nettwerk, P2P, positivity, psychology, pull, recession, revenue, smartphones, social music, Spotify, streaming, TED, TEDxVancouver, Terry McBride, venture capital, video | Leave a response

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