• Reaching Affluents on Social Nets – eMarketer – Affluent customers don't use social networks to 'connect with' brands. <br />
  <br />
  Doh. <br />
  <br />
  Question is whether any at all "connects" with a brand once they've 'friended' it in passing…
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• US and Western European online retail will grow double digit year-on-year over the next five years – The Forrester Blog For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals – Factoids from Forrester
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• Layers: Screen Capture for Mac. PSD Compatible. – Wow – screen capture on steroids. Not only does is have nice, full-window and full-browser grabbing (even parts outside of the screen), but the grab is converted into a PSD layered image so you can play with the various elements in photoshop later. Very interesting.
• Bokode – Camera Culture Group, MIT Media Lab – Bokeh-code: diffraction patterns from out-of-focus light points convey more data, from further, while using less space than a traditional barcode. <br />
  The requirement for a light source could be an issue, but certainly a nice approach, and one that uses 'out-of-focus' as a way of carrying more data.
• FCUK Exposes Its Naked Marketing Scheme to ChatRoulette Users | addybaddy | Fast Company – Nice appropriation of ChatRoulette to bolster the brand positioning. Quick off the mark – I like the confidence.
• HipLogic Inc. – A mobile 'platform' layer that runs on closed handset systems to offer an integrated 'smartphone' and app-like experience, even for phones that lack an app-friendly OS. Currently available in the UK via Carphone Warehouse as http://snapplife.com/
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• YouTube – How to use Fashionista – The New Webcam Social Shopper – Nice implementation (in video, at least) of Zugara's augmented reality software. Not sure why AR's needed at all – just seems to do scaling that could easily be done with arm-waving.

  That said, it's a nice demo of how the Playstation's EyeToy is not being used for apparel retail.

  Funny old world.

• Josef Hoflehner Photographer | Jet Airliner – Wow – that's what I call wonderful black n white photography. Not only is the subject incredibly well-observed, but look at the contrast, the choice of tone… Sigh.
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  The main thrust is to get geo/location information into AR browsers and devices.

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• Mr B – Emporium of reading delights in Bath.

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  Just look at the lovely triangle/fractally thing for 2008. Sigh.

• Wordr – Monoblogging – expressing yourself one word at a time.

  Beautifully-executed site, too.

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  This is a bit like 'hitwise for grocery consideration'.

  "mySupermarket Insights service will enable clients to view real-time supermarket prices of all products in their categories at Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Ocado, in order to help assist their pricing, sales and marketing strategies. In addition to instant access to current pricing data, the service also offers all prices and promotions going back an entire year, and automatically inform clients upon logging in which prices have changed within the past seven days."

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• "Fun can change behaviour for the better" – YouTube – Piano stairs – TheFunTheory.com – Rolighetsteorin.se

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  Cat, pigeons, amongst.

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  Produced by fluid.com

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  Leaving the hype aside, the combination of small, cheap, robust and lightly-programmed simple(r) chipsets in pluggable and robust armatures is a further step towards sensors, feedback and 'extensions' everywhere.

  Interoperating node + sensing + extension + data portability = interesting.

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• Staction – Simple communication based project management and time tracking – Hm – two passions in one: project/management software AND command-line interface and rich fingertip control. Worth watching. Can't help that this is all thanks to UNIX geeks meeting Twitter interface and making beautiful sweet love.

  Thanks to @offmessage for this. You know me too well

• Bazaarvoice Releases Traffic Stats – "Austin-based Bazaarvoice, which provides online applications to online retailers for ratings and reviews, said Friday that the firm now has served what it says are over 50 billion user-generated ratings, reviews, and other information through its platform. The company said it now serves up 4 billion pieces of user-generated content each month. The firm did not say what that translates to as pageviews or unique users. Bazaarvoice provides tools that allows ecommerce providers to display and collect ratings on products they carry, which it offers as a software-as-a-service offering. The firm said it now has 525 brands using its products. "
• True Knowledge – Blog: How to build a Universal Answer Engine: ten vital principles – Interesting post on their principles of knowledge, the corpus of data, inference, contribution – and OS software and speed. Good insight.
• How Our Primary Source of News & Information Changed in the last 200+ Years – Moving from Traditional Media to the Internet – Nice graphic in the changing mix/source of news over 200 years. Via @azeem

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