Kino, a photo by matteoc on Flickr.

Bit.ly Wants To Predict The Future With Realtime Social Search Source: TechCrunch Link shortening service Bit.ly just announced the launch of its beta search platform and “reputation monitoring” service for its paying Enterprise customers. Apparently Bit.ly has been crawling every…

Rimetti a noi i nostri debiti Source: dalomb Sabato scorso, noi delle Officine Tolau, eravamo a Roma, a seguire la manifestazione degli Indignados. Eravamo lì – telecamere in spalla e microfoni aperti – per girare il nostro nuovo documentario:  ”Rimetti a…

Welcome to infinity Source: Seth's Blog How many Twitter followers will be enough? How many Facebook fans does your company page need? How much traffic to your blog? In the digital age, for the first time ever, most of us…

The Newer Pants Revue Source: Beyond The Beyond As befits a maker of rugged action-wear, 5.11 Tactical is a glutton for critical punishment. After I reviewed their 5.11 “Stryke” pants (see “The New Pants Revue,” an earlier post) they obligingly…

The Technology of Global Unrest Source: KK Lifestream Originally posted in The Technium There seems to be a global-scale protest underway. People, mostly young people, are bypassing the institutional voting system to try to force change through decentralized adhocracy and…

Developer Turns Geocities Archive Into a ‘Digital Pompeii’ Source: Webmonkey For a brief time in the early ’90s Geocities was the web. And, for all its shortcomings, Geocities did nevertheless usher in much of what makes the web great —…

Last week we were pitching to get into the Startup Competition at LeWeb 2011. This week it’s all about the logo crowdsourcing competition. Log on to CrowdSpring to get all the details and don’t forget to subscribe to the beta,…

Dead Media Beat: Film Source: Beyond The Beyond *It’s all over but the archaeologisms. http://www.salon.com/2011/10/13/r_i_p_the_movie_camera_1888_2011/ “R.I.P., the movie camera: 1888-2011 “Major manufacturers have ceased production of new motion picture film cameras; cinema as we once knew it is…

Casseser Tor, a photo by matteoc on Flickr. The best "Welcome to Berlin" I could ever receive. Credits, kudos and thanks go to Patrick and Markus.