A bunch of stoned people (perhaps that is what’s blurring their minds and making them so liberal?), going everywhere on a bike (because it is cheaper?), eating cheese, raw fish (and an occasional potato) in case eating is really necessary (and boy, the food is bad over there). All this accompanied by beautiful flowers (read: [...]
This week, a group of journalists endeavoured to make a “news” experiment. They isolated themselves from the world’s traditional media (no radio, no television, no newspapers) and “produced” news having as unique sources of information “haiku” texts on Facebook and Twitter. To complicate things, they were not allowed to click on the links proposed in [...]
It's a classic fantasy. You can start with a blank sheet, your options open, all choices yet unmade, no idea too crazy, no limits except the limits of your own creativity... I refer, naturally, to designing a website (what else?).
“Why don’t you help us a little bit with the press, instead of writing those nice stories that, yes…are ok but…nobody reads?” “Ah!!I thought you were only translating few articles…” “Alé, that in the end you only copy/paste the news from the press!” “We show the WebTV to the visitors…But, no, not Facebook….I didn’t know it exists”. “You know [...]
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