A great animation but also a wonderful diatribe against know-it-all dinner party guests. Tim Minchin is the writer and performer. This brings to mind some of those wonderful jazz poets Giles Peterson used to play, top dressed with the acid satire of Tom Lehrer.
Street Art
Our streets, townscapes and parks are what can make or break urban living. As we all become more hemmed in by the tide of intense urbanisation, beauty, especially that imparted by street art, becomes more important.
Striking street art
Orelha Negra – M.I.R.I.A.M. X Vhils aka Alexandre Farto from Vhils on Vimeo. I’m also rather liking Street Art View (an association between Red Bull and Google).
A World of Data
Below is an interesting infographic which succinctly explains the way we consume and create a world of data online. This brings to the fore the very issues I discussed in an earlier post on Digital Marketing – it’s all about common sense and using the digital channel and means of delivery sensibly, sensitively and withContinue reading “A World of Data”
How we use mobile phones
Mobile phones are everywhere, I have three for some strange reason. The first practical mobile phone was produced by Motorola in 1973 and cost about a million US dollars to produce. The costs of producing and distributing mobile phones and provided connectivity have mercifully dropped since then, hence the ubiquity that we have today. ThoughContinue reading “How we use mobile phones”
Content: A history (infographic)
A clever infogfraphic by Sheldrake and Karoshikula outlining the fast changing nature of content production. Source: PhilipSheldrake.com
London as you wouldn’t imagine it
Here is an interesting take on the London Tube Map in light of rising sea levels. Scary. Source: Practical Action. Click on the image to zoom in.
Sanjit Chudha 