A sweet blast from the past! I love the moment when the guy puts down the phone receiver on that modem thing… Those monitors remind me of the classic War Games movie with Matthew Broderick where a juvenile hacker almost started a WWIII. Isn’t it exciting to live in a time when every year you […]
Now You Can Read the News On Your Home Computer (If You Have One)!
By Jordan Milev / January 29, 2009
Like: Smooth Jazz.
By Marni MacLeod / January 27, 2009
Vince Mai…is a local musician and rising star. I met him a few years back after I returned from a trip to Cuba hell bent and determined to learn to Salsa (dance, not eat with chips – I already do that reasonabley well…sadly I can’t say the same for my dancing). Anyway, I had the […]
Google’s New (fav)icon.
By Jordan Milev / January 20, 2009
It’s not a complete change of the Internet giant’s look but hey, it’s a step into that direction anyway. Since to all designer brethren out there the Google logo – or rather, the wordmark – might seem an offense to design as such, this change might signal a better marketing for the web behemoth. The […]
Adbusting – German Style.
By Chris Botting /
Over the past decade Adbusting has become an art form unto itself. And once again, the Germans are at the forefront of yet another cool new medium. There’s now magazines, websites and books geared towards various forms of Adbusting. ‘Subvertising’ or ‘Adbusting’ refers to the practice of making spoofs or parodies of corporate and political […]
Seeking 16 BC Lawyers for focus group January 22, 2009
By Doug Jasinski / January 2, 2009
Courthouse Libraries BC is continuing the development of a major revamp of their web presence to be released later in 2009. As part of the development process, they are seeking input from 16 BC lawyers at a focus group session to be held on January 22, 2009 from 4:30pm-6:30pm. The feedback will help build a […]