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3D Eyetracking UI

Publié le 25 Février 2009 par David Holmes dans Future, TAT, Astonishing, Tribe, Mobile, User, Interface, UI, GUI, Eyetracking

What if the graphics on your mobile seemed to have real depth? Imagine tilting your mobile so you can look around corners and behind objects in the GUI to access additional information. Imagine layered GUIs where pop-up windows really pop up. With eye-tracking and the real 3D capabilities of TAT Cascades, this is now possible.

What if the graphics on your mobile seemed to have real depth? Imagine tilting your mobile so you can look around corners and behind objects in the GUI to access additional information. Imagine layered GUIs where pop-up windows really pop up. With eye-tracking and the real 3D capabilities of TAT Cascades, this is now possible.

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MixTape 2

Publié le 24 Février 2009 par David Holmes dans mix, tape, compilation, retro, valentine, birthday, christmas, gift, present

How to make a Mix Tape in 2008

How to make a Mix Tape in 2008

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Loyola University Artists Management Seminar: Web 2.0 and the Future of the Music Business

Publié le 23 Février 2009 par David Holmes dans Don VanCleave, Gary Gersh, Steve Ralbovsky, future of music, interent, major labels, music online, record industry, artists house music, artistshousemusic

In this http://www.artistshousemusic.org segment of a panel discussion on artist management presented at Loyola University, New Orleans in 2008, panelists Don van Cleave, Gary Gersh and Steve Rabolvsky assess whether downloading and social media hold the keys for the future success of the music industry, and discuss the real motives behind Apples espousal of iTunes. They also speak honestly about the music industrys current state of mind, and what the industry might be able to do to salvage the goodwill of their customers. Gersh also shares his experiences trying to break Radiohead while at Capitol, and the challenges he faced trying to persuade radio, retail and even his own label that the band was worth investing in.

In this http://www.artistshousemusic.org segment of a panel discussion on artist management presented at Loyola University, New Orleans in 2008, panelists Don van Cleave, Gary Gersh and Steve Rabolvsky assess whether downloading and social media hold the keys for the future success of the music industry, and discuss the real motives behind Apples espousal of iTunes. They also speak honestly about the music industrys current state of mind, and what the industry might be able to do to salvage the goodwill of their customers. Gersh also shares his experiences trying to break Radiohead while at Capitol, and the challenges he faced trying to persuade radio, retail and even his own label that the band was worth investing in.

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The Crisis of Credit Visualized - Part 2

Publié le 19 Février 2009 par David Holmes dans credit, crisis, money, finance, explain, explanation, investment, wall street, bank, mortgage

Watch the full version here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx_LWm6_6tA

The Short and Simple Story of the Credit Crisis.

By Jonathan Jarvis.

Crisisofcredit.com

JonathanJarvis.com

Watch the full version here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx_LWm6_6tA The Short and Simple Story of the Credit Crisis. By Jonathan Jarvis. Crisisofcredit.com JonathanJarvis.com

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Michael Masnick The Trent Reznor case study

Publié le 8 Février 2009 par David Holmes dans Michael, Masnick, The, Trent, Reznor, case, study

Since completing his earlier major record label contract, musician Trent Reznor has been experimenting with a variety of new and unique business models for his band, Nine Inch Nails, to reach and connect with fans. This case study explores Reznor's experiments, examining what has worked and what has not - and why.
Speaker: Michael Masnick (Editor/President & CEO, Techdirt Blog/Floor64)

Since completing his earlier major record label contract, musician Trent Reznor has been experimenting with a variety of new and unique business models for his band, Nine Inch Nails, to reach and connect with fans. This case study explores Reznor's experiments, examining what has worked and what has not - and why. Speaker: Michael Masnick (Editor/President & CEO, Techdirt Blog/Floor64)

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Seth Godin Explains Why You Need a Tribe

Publié le 7 Février 2009 par David Holmes dans seth, godin, ted, loic, loiclemeur, marketing, tribe

Enjoyed this conversation with Seth Godin around tribes and why we all need one, how we should be the best in the world at what we do. Seth also answers why he is not on Twitter.

Enjoyed this conversation with Seth Godin around tribes and why we all need one, how we should be the best in the world at what we do. Seth also answers why he is not on Twitter.

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