Tag: nieuwslinks

M’n vakantie is begonnen, tijd om de bookmarks op te ruimen. Hier nog een paar aanraders.

• The Paper Version of the Web (Zie ook de eerste schets van Bright.nl)
• Scott Brown’s Nostalgorithm for Pop-Culture Sensations: A differential equation that will determine a pop object’s nostalgic potential while explaining why a Thundercats movie intrigues, but the X-Files sequel leaves me cold.
• Condé Nast to launch Wired magazine in the UK
• Wordle – Beautiful Word Clouds
• Top 10 TEDTalks
• On My Desk
• Baby Nrs (Zie ook Premiere Issue en Flickr)
• Web2.0: Evernote, 280Slides, Flixster, The Filter, Twine
• Filmpje: The Website Is Down

• What Happens to Your Body if You Stop Smoking Right Now?
• Wikipedia’s Real Problem: Nerd Bias
• How Adobe’s Photoshop Was Born
• Everything I Know About Design I Learned from The Sopranos On client relationships: “When you’re bleeding a guy, you don’t squeeze him dry right away. Contrarily, you let him do his bidding, suavely. So you can bleed him next week and the week after, at minimum.”
• aXXo Torrents Exploited by Malware Peddlers
• How Netvibes helped me cram the whole Internet onto a single screen
• Face of Master Chief 100% Real!

Deadlines van Bright en Bright Lite achter de rug, tijd om m’n wat bookmarks op te ruimen:

• Kids, the Internet, and the End of Privacy As younger people reveal their private lives on the Internet, the older generation looks on with alarm and misapprehension not seen since the early days of rock and roll.
• The Greatest Long Tracking Shots in Cinema In a director’s cinematic bag of tricks the long tracking shot is the boldest way of making a statement.
• Steve Jobs Switches Back to New Balance
• I’ve had it with men Ten years ago, men’s monthlies were making fortunes for publishers on both sides of the Atlantic. And FHM editor Ed Needham was at the heart of it. But, he says, the internet and trashy weeklies have destroyed all that: the party’s over, and it’s time to move on.
• The Last Guy in the World to See Star Wars I haven’t gone out of my way to avoid it, but I never quite found the time to watch it, either. Mostly, I haven’t thought about it at all. But, well, it’s been 30 years.
• Op de redactie van Bright
• Glossy debut with a cool eye on the world As upmarket monthly ‘Monocle’ hits the news-stands, editor Andrew Tuck reveals the ingredients that have gone into it – and why 10pm is ‘going home early’.