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Holy Hole in a Doughnut!

Holy Hole in a Doughnut!

TV ain’t what it used to be, and I’ve found the evidence. It’s a video of the 109 utterances of Robin’s famous catchphrase, mashed-up and in sequence, as spoken by Burt Ward in the first series of television’s Batman in 1966. It’s the sort of thing I’d usually post on my Tumblr, but now we’re [...]

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For Those Interested In Chatroulette…

…it would be worth your while to watch this short documentary: Have any of you tried Chatroulette yet? I’d love to hear your thoughts. Mine are as follows: It’s a bloody great idea that I hope maintains its current momentum en route to totally anonymised social networking It is not as gratifying as Omegle, where [...]

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World Builder Holographic Interface

World Builder – A Film Where Holography Meets Romance

I stumbled upon a video last night, in which a man builds a virtual world using holographic tools for a certain special someone. It’s a blend of astounding graphics, clever user interface ideas, some poignant moments, and an actor who does this odd sideways smirk quite often (but don’t let that spoil it). World Builder [...]

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McLuhan: An Audiovisual Bricolage

I’ve been in touch with a really interesting bloke called Richard Altman. He’s what I’d call a Digital Activist – in that his strongly opinionated views challenge normative behaviour, and have the potential to cause others to reconsider that which we take for granted. His area of interest: the Web and it’s governance. I’ll be [...]

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Take A Journey Through The Digital Universe Atlas

Take A Journey Through The Digital Universe Atlas

This beautifying, stupifying and climactic video goes a long way to demonstrate Man’s understanding of the Universe, and our place in it. Utterly incredible work from the American Museum of Natural History, who had this to say: The Known Universe takes viewers from the Himalayas through our atmosphere and the inky black of space to [...]

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