30th
December
2004
“Mappr is an interactive environment for exploring place, based on the photos people take. By adding geographical information to the wealth of photographs found online, it allows new ways of looking at spaces and images. Mappr adds place to pictures. Mappr takes advantage of the cornucopia of descriptive information provided by Flickr’s users to organize their photos.”
posted in Photography | Permalink |
30th
December
2004
“A lot has been said, good and bad, about the fad of the nineties, LOMOgraphy. As we’re nearing the end of the year 2002, is it too late for me to put in my two cents worth? Perhaps it is. LOMOgraphy lost its brilliance years ago, and it’s so easy to kick a dead horse, especially when the dead horse lends itself to being kicked.”
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30th
December
2004
“The telegraph may have fallen by the wayside, but eye-catching communication that commands attention will never go out of style. Everybody likes to get a Retro-Gram. Retro-Grams are not just another e-card: your message on a carefully crafted telegram delivered via e-mail. Retro-Grams are free, fun and easy to send, and a little thrilling to get. Say farewell to ordinary cards for the holidays or special occasions. Authentic vintage telegrams sent from your computer and delivered across the globe via first class post. Delight your correspondents by sending a Retro-Gram today!” (Thanks The Cartoonist!)
posted in Old media | Permalink |
30th
December
2004
“From innovation to scandal, if it happened in advertising, we’ve probably got it mentioned here. Take a trip down memory lane and see if you can remember some of these exciting events.”
posted in Advertising | Permalink |