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Welcome to Digital Cortex!
Digital Cortex is a blog about technology, pop-culture, advertising and the future. Take a look at the About page for some insight into this work and it's author.
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Emotional Search in Web 3.0
I urge you to go and check out We Feel Fine, a flash applet that scours the Interwebs not for keywords you've chosen, but from a huge array of predefined emotions. The result is a staggering visualisation of current states-of-mind across ...)
Nearness: RFID in the Flow
Just a quickie: here's an implementation of RFID tags that I thought was cool: Nearness from timo on Vimeo. Not bad, eh? Oddly satisfying. I love the little 'click' noises too. The filmmaker Timo Arnall has done some other really nice videos ...)
WIRED Found: The Ultimate Collection
I love WIRED magazine. It has excellent features; interesting contributors; an unpatronising writing style; awesome graphic design; unannoying ads; even the paper it's printed on is good quality. WIRED is, to many, an opinion leading and culturally significant title both ...)
Gutter Talk
Gutter Talk: Hot & Cool in the World of Comic Books The medium we call comics is based on a simple idea: the idea of placing one picture after another to show the passage of time. Legendary comic artist Will Eisner ...)
Kopimi
An admission to you all – I've used Pirate Bay to download stuff for free. A statement of facts – I also believe in protecting the rights of content creators. How do I reconcile my piracy usage of great content with my ...
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T-Zero
Our new advergame for T-Mobile, developed by Kempt Media and seeded by Killer Viral.
The brief was to deliver on the theme “Double Your Credit” to launch T-Mobile’s new product, which lets you top up £10 in the week, and recieve £10 free credit at the weekend.
I’m posting this here to to help the ‘viral’ process, so grab an embed url and get stuck in!
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