Monthly Archives: November 2006

Nice Gaming Quote

I was sorting through some of my old notes and I came across a quote that I jotted down during a presentation by Massive (the guys who do in-game advertising). Talking about why gaming is more impactful than TV:
You can’t play games and do something else at the same time. Or someone will sneak up [...]

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Tie Die Tee

Friend and sometime collaborator Mr Bingo sent me news of his latest t-shirts.
I particularly liked this one:

I think it’s because I spent 2 hours with a bunch of ’suits’ yesterday. And it really made me feel very grateful that I don’t work in that kind of environment. It’s silly, but it makes a big difference [...]

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Sorry, Not Much Going on Blogwise

Sorry for the blog quietness. Although I’ve not been busy blogging I have been busy doing other things. Like working. And more excitingly trying to buy a house in Brighton. I’m looking forward to living near the sea.
From this you can take it that my I Love London blog experiment failed… Or perhaps it was [...]

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Turner Prize?

There’s something really compelling about looking inside the ’sharp objects’ bin at airports. Especially now that they have things like hair conditioner in there. I think it’s to do with the fact that there’s essentially a bunch of really safe objects in there, but in the back of my mind I’m somehow expecting to see [...]

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Life is Great

Some deep rooted need for belonging has been fulfilled…

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Strings of Life

A few reasons to post this clip:

It’s one of the greatest techno records of all time.
It shows the value of experimentation, and how a ‘mistake’ can create something incredible.
When he talks about the making of the track you realise that he must have just sat there listening to that loop over and over and over [...]

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Family Music

Confession: This is a plug for a friend’s business. I’ve signed up because I think it will be good (with my own real money) so there’s no kickbacks going on
Check out Family Music
Ben and his friend Tom have set up a music subscription service. But it’s not a digital thing. It’s a real music thing. [...]

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The Art of Headlines

Confused I was.

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One Laptop Per Child

I’ve not paid much attention to the development of the One Laptop Per Child project recently. But looking at it again, it’s truly one of the most inspiring projects around right now. Their aims are really interesting:
The MIT Media Lab has launched a new research initiative to develop a
$100 laptop—a technology that could revolutionize how [...]

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I Love Second Life

Someone mentioned to me that they were surprised by how much I hate Second Life, so I probably need to put the record straight. I don’t hate Second Life. In fact I love Second Life – above you can see my alter ego Taito Dahlstrom wearing his favourite grey leggings whilst having a great time [...]

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