fastcompany: "why can't lego click? – the giant danish toymaker has a history and a reputation that most companies can only dream of. yet its efforts to change and grow with the times just won't click".
from the sensomatic t-shirt department: che nielsen, resp. jakob guevara. express your usability now!
maybe i should invite for some dedicated guest appearances on p3k?
that's all for tonight, good night.
pimi adds some spice to crop circles and faked moon landings:
the pictures of latter stem from a british children's animation called "the clangers" featuring pink elephants (or mice?) living on the moon.
and julian cope's book about "mystic" places in the uk got extracted to the modern antiquarian website (glued by kleber) – "capable of holding almost any kind of information you can share about britain's ancient sites". seems the older you get the more esoteric food you need, don't you julian?
flo, our man at kleber, adds that julian cope really suffers from brain damage, er, brain donor. but hey, i like the psychedelic eye candy. just what the hell is "ambient metal"? anthrax going mid-age? crazy daisy...
the sydney morning herald: "the loneliest ship in the world". it's such a shame.
coining terms: winerless competition.
self-praise stinks, so smell another term i believe i have coined: ipodelics. the rest is buried somewhere in the sands of time.
naïve, more naïve, christiana clapcich. such a stupid article. if i was der spiegel i would kill my online sibling (or at least rename it to "hot shit from boulevard and regulars' table written by the most talented cub reporters").
wanted: trendscouts. no joke, i got a job for you. well, i got a message from a friend who is working in the field of market and social research. one of her colleagues* is looking for a "trendscout correspondent" in austria (just to picture why: germany – austria). so if you are interested in "funny little research projects for some money" feel free to mail to me.
*so at least i know somebody who knows someone who's got a job for you. <g>
the beauty of fooling the alien-goopy community: circlemakers.
windows insider: customize the windows explorer shortcut.