Jim Wolff, man
Delicious digital morsels served on a crisp bed of verbiage, sprinkled with freshly picked links and lashings of multimedia goodness. Occasionally.
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Jim spends his days as a digital guy at The Leith Agency, spare minutes spinning Leith Records and nights howling at the moon. All views expressed are mostly none of his own.
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Who would you shortlist to be a cultural ambassador for Scotland?
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It’s official. The music video for Plum’s new single The Seed is now live on Vimeo.
Using 70 metres of cardboard, a few boxes of audio cables...
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New iamamiwhoami video
Two years into their wonderfully-orchestrated Campaign of Mysterious Oddness, those iamamiwhoami videos keep on...
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A very compact summary of design elements, in under 3mins: The Fundamental elements for design summarizes. - Erica Gorochow (via @Core77)
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Generation X Doesn't Want to Hear It
Earlier generations have weathered recessions, of course; this stall we’re in has the look of something...
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©Georgia Kemball
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n Degrees of Philosophy.
Wikipedia trivia: if you take any article, click on the first link in the article text not in parentheses or italics, and...
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Style Hatch Theme UpdatesEarlier today major updates just went live for all six of the Style Hatch premium Tumblr themes. Now all of the themes...
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Carl Sagan.
From this distant vantage point, the Earth might not seem of particular interest. But for us, it’s different. Look again at that dot....
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The UK’s Top Digital Trends vs Tomorrow’s
It was a surprise for me, but according to the excellent Digital Life research study by TNS, the UK digital audience spend more time Internet Banking than doing anything else online. Probably figuring out how to navigate antiquated banking websites, if my own choice of online banking is anything to go by.
And here’s where the future is …
Location-based services look like the ones to watch, though it’s unclear whether this means more growth for check-in based apps like Foursquare and SCVNGR, or services about locations like Yelp and Qype.
The research also includes a neat segmentation of digital lifestyles, whether brands are well received on social networks, how people comment in different sectors, and the online path to purchase. Well worth a play around on tnsdigitallife.com. Heaps more nuggets of infographical goodness.
