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Clay Shirky: How cognitive surplus will change the world
09 Jul 2010

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The story of Facebook coming to the big screen
29 Jun 2010

Based on an unauthorised biography of Mark Zucherberg, “The accidental billionaires: the founding of Facebook, a tale of sex, money, genius and betrayal“, the upcoming movie, promises to reveal the behind the scenes story of the success of Facebook.

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Mobile Web surging at incredible speed – adoption much faster than desktop
10 Jun 2010

Internet Trends 2010 by Morgan Stanley Research

View more presentations from CM Summit: Marketing in Real Time.

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Lack of space in the office or house? Have a look at this – Resource Furnitures
10 Jun 2010

Evi küçük olanlara mobilya çözümleri. | video.mynet.com

Incredible furniture solutions to compact spaces – Resource Furnitures Creates some really interesting pieces of furniture (or mechanical wizardry!) where beds revolve, incline and spin to make the most of the space available. We have seen stuff like this before, but they have taken it to a new level.

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London talks 7! Interview with Planner Sam Ashken from Albion London
28 May 2010

Interview with Planner Sam Ashken from Albion London from W3haus on Vimeo.

We recently interviewed Sam Ashken, Planner from London agency Albion. Sam took us through some of his work experience, thoughts on advertising and shared some thoughts on advertising and the web.

Here is his latest project Giff Gaff, a collaborative Mobile phone company:

See more of his work at :
another-advertising-blog.blogspot.com

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London talks 6! – Advertising Creative Marcelo Costa, [former Lean Mean, Digitas and Antidote]
20 May 2010

We recently caught up with Marcelo Costa Brazilian Advertising Creative with passages through Lean Mean Fighting Machine, Antidote, Digitas and who is currently working as Senior Creative at 18ft & Rising. In the interview, Marcelo shares some of his views on working in London, how he sees his role as a Creative in Advertising as well as his thoughts on what the future holds for us.

Find out more information about Marcelo here: http://mistersoares.posterous.com/

Revamped Graphic Equalizer from Marcelo Costa on Vimeo.

We have worked with Marcelo in the past. Here is one project we produced together (get in touch to ask for your pen!) http://www.walkingpenproject.com/:

Walking Pen Project from Marcelo Costa on Vimeo.

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A collection of w3haus videos ;-)
12 May 2010

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What does the Internet look like?
06 May 2010

Kevin Kelly has created a project where he asks “what does the internet look like?” and asks people to draw it! Check out some of the responses he has been getting and, if you are up for it, contribute as well!

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W3haus launches 2 Social Media ready interactives for the V&A Quilts Exhibition!
28 Apr 2010

We have created two social media ready interactives to promote the Victoria and Albert Museum’s exhibition Quilts 1700 – 2010, which is open from 20 March to 4 July 2010.

We were tasked with creating web features to foster awareness and excitement around the exhibition, within the ever-expanding quilting community in the UK and across the world.

Rodrigo Cauduro (W3Haus) and Andrew Lewis (V&A, Online Museum) holding a quilt made using a pattern created by the V&A Patchwork Pattern Maker interactive tool

“W3Haus have produced two excellent web features to support the exhibition brief. They are easy to use, their simple elegant design belies a complex technical functionality and they unobtrusively integrate current social media features to allow visible discussion and encourage sharing. I am very pleased with their work on this project”

Andrew Lewis, Senior Web Content Manager, V&A

Quilt of Quilts

http://www.vam.ac.uk/quiltofquilts

For the first phase of the campaign, we developed an online feature for the V&A website to enable quilters to share their work and in doing so to create a user-generated gallery of quilts from around the world in the form of an ever increasing quilt – the Quilt of Quilts.

This feature showcases many wonderful and interesting quilts from around the world, and the stories and history behind them. The location can be indicated through an embedded Google map and the feature takes full advantage of the latest technologies, allowing visitors to browse for quilts by colour, location and year of creation as well as a standard keyword search.

There are facilities to rate and comment upon quilts with other users. This is further supported by features that allow sharing to platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs, to extend the reach to quilting communities and other target audiences active on the wider web as well as on the V&A website.

The Quilt of Quilts was launched in March, and is already proving to be a huge success with over 350 quilts contributed in the first 3 weeks. The Quilt of Quilts will remain open throughout the exhibition and will continue as a permanent feature after the exhibition closes.

Patchwork Pattern Maker

http://www.vam.ac.uk/patchworkpatternmaker
The Patchwork Pattern maker was launched at the end of April as an online pattern-making tool, allowing visitors to create their own, bespoke quilts. Users are invited to upload any image of their choice, which is then transformed into a quilting pattern complete with instructions.
The tool aims to generate more interest around quilting by providing an invaluable tool for people whether they are experienced quilting experts, or people who have never made a quilt before, but are inspired to do so by the exhibition.

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Image of Jesus found on Google maps!
24 Apr 2010

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