All UK radio in one place, with one web player. Would be a good thing for Australian radio too - rather than having to hunt down individual station websites and decipher the player UI each time.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
MMPRLMG (Massive Multi-Player Real-Live Marketing Games)
(via Daring Fireball - who also crucified the app)
2010 NFL season in 6 minutes
US Sports TV producers: masters of drama.
Up There
Lovely short film about artistic advertising. Some beautiful New York buildings (and accents).
/aside: Gee Vimeo manages to host a lot of fantastic video. Nice one.
(via FormFiftyFive)
Inexcusably bad
Tim Bray nails the appalling media focus on nuclear paranoia in tsunami hit Japan:
The real story in Japan, by any objective measure, is the sustained post-tsunami desperation among those whose lives were swept away, and the narrative about the rescue and cleanup workers all over the Northeast. Read much of that? Me neither.
Phone haters of the world unite
A Brief History of Title Design
A Brief History of Title Design, from the great artofthetitle.com
(via @rands)
NFL Greed
Bill Simmons tackles the owner’s perspective in the NFL labor negotiations. The ever escalating money machine seems similar to what is argued here by Felt Tip’s Lucius Kwok:
The idea behind the Slow Company movement is that instead of trying to be the first or to get the most mindshare or market share of any company in your vertical, you try to make something that people genuinely find useful and are willing to pay for it. And instead of trying to woo celebrities and plastering your name all over SXSW, you make something that people like so much that they tell their friends, and it spreads by word of mouth based on how well made it is and how awesomely it solves problems that people have - real problems, not ones that marketers make up.
(via Neven Mrgan)