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Labels: Fun, video
Posted by Nick HaC @ 11:56 PM
Labels: communities, Fun, internet, social media, social networking
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Labels: Fun, media
Posted by Nick HaC @ 12:55 PM
Labels: Fun, ted, video, web 2.0
Posted by Nick HaC @ 8:40 AM
Labels: Fun, hyperconnectivity, networks
Posted by Nick HaC @ 8:52 AM
"Gruen Transfer, the ABC show on advertising hosted by Wil Anderson, includes a pitch from two Australian advertising agencies. The first episode, on May 28, had Jack Watts Currie and DDB Sydney working on a hypothetical brief: Convince the Japanese whaling industry that your ad will sell whale meat to Aussies as the perfect thing to throw on a barbecue."
Labels: Fun, viral video
Posted by Nick HaC @ 10:35 PM
Labels: Fun, liberty
Posted by Nick HaC @ 9:03 AM
Labels: Fun
Posted by Nick HaC @ 10:49 PM
Labels: Fun, music
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Posted by Nick HaC @ 10:29 PM
Whenever you rent a movie, the multinational media industry forces you to watch their propaganda. They claim that [downloading movies is the same as snatching bags, stealing cars or shoplifting]. That’s simply not true – making a copy is fundamentally different from stealing.
The media industry has failed to offer viable legal alternatives and they will fail to convince consumers that sharing equals stealing. Unfortunately, they have succeeded in another area – lobbying to adapt laws to criminalize sharing, turning consumers into criminals. They argue that their laws are necessary to [support artists], but in reality all they’re protecting is their own profits.
The Greens in Europe and worldwide has been opposing these laws. We believe that consumers are willing to pay if offered good quality at a fair price. We also believe that sharing is expanding culture – not killing it.
To protest against the faulty propaganda from the industry, we made our own film. The difference is – you can choose whether you want to watch this one.
Labels: consumer, consumer generated media, Copyright, EFF, filesharing, Fun, government
Posted by Nick HaC @ 8:03 PM
Labels: consumer generated media, Fun, video
Posted by Nick HaC @ 9:59 PM
Labels: Fun, science
Posted by Nick HaC @ 10:08 PM
Posted by Nick HaC @ 11:32 PM
Labels: Fun, zefrank
Posted by Nick HaC @ 12:01 AM
Posted by Nick HaC @ 11:42 PM
Labels: Fun, life, people
Labels: consumer generated media, Fun, zefrank
Posted by Nick HaC @ 10:00 PM
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Posted by Nick HaC @ 9:21 PM
Labels: advertising, behaviour, consumer, design, Fun, Ideas, Marketing
Posted by Nick HaC @ 3:32 PM
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