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Yodel – WTF is “Adverising?’

Hey Yodel Australia, how much does “Google’s largest oficial Reselle” charge for copywriting?

 

Firefox home tab design by Yatrik Solanki

Yatrik Solanki better not be still in high school. His bio, here on the Mozilla Labs page, states that he is. Yatrick recently won the People’s Choice Award for the Mozilla Labs (makers of Firefox) design competition for his re-thinking of the “Home” tab.
If he’s truly still in high school, he’s a Bieber-esque talent [...]

Nielsen: Most Trusted forms of Marketing 2009

Westfield Gift Card $10,000 Facebook Comp

I’m not one to snitch, but can anyone explain how promotions like Westfield’s (already wildly popular) $10,000 Gift Card giveaway are allowed under the current Facebook Promotions T&Cs?
I’ve been researching Facebook’s Promotion terms and compliance for a number of clients lately and always run into the same question – if it’s not technically allowed and [...]

Updating book titles for the Amazon Age

Scott Simpson (of You Look Nice Today fame) started a thread about revisiting classic book titles so they’d sell on Amazon/get featured on The Daily Show.
You know, the  “Interesting preposition: Enticing promise of the position, comma, and something wacky” variety.
Features:
Then: The Hobbit
Now: Bilbo Baggins and the Mountain Dragon: Part 1 of 4 of the Middle [...]

Don’t Stop Believin’ Kids

Wait until 1:32 when the chubby soloist with the intense eyebrow work belts out the bridge.

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The most expensive book on Amazon

This book costs USD$8,539.00
The reviews are hilarious, but something in me doubts all of them are genuine. Call me a cynic.
Via: Amazon.com: Chemical Shifts and Coupling Constants for Silicon-29 (Landolt-Bornstein: Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology – New Series)

Twitshirt – Do You Own Your Tweets?

On the surface, it seems like a cute idea: A Tiwtter T-Shirt. 140 characters of your favourite  tweeter’s lyrical stylings on a freshly-pressed American Apparel t-shirt. Only USD$20 and you can parade to your next Social-Media Club Coffeehouse Meetup in something truly limited, leet and poly-cotton.
That’s the premise behind Twitshirt, from the clever-sounding kids at [...]

$2/month to use Google? What would *you* pay for?

eMarketer and Rubicon Consulting have just published a study that shows what US internmet users would be willing to pay USD$2 a month to use.

Personally, I find it INCREDIBLE that only 52% would pay to use Google, which if it included Gmail, GCal and other G-Properties, is probably one of the more valuable tools I [...]

Swype – Easier keyboard input (for iPhone?)

Cliff Kushler, one of the inventors of the ubiquitious T9 input method used on pretty much every mobile phone until BlackBerry/Treo/iPhone came along, reveals his latest world-changing release.
Swype allows messy, writing-style input on a QWERTY keyboard.
This would be an awesome upgrade to the iPhone, if the SDk allowed you to touch the Core functions. Which [...]