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noah brier on stuff
A look at graffiti album art.
A Hewlett Packard spokesperson confirmed (on December 15) that “in 2008, HP asked marketing agency Moving Brands to propose new ideas for various elements of HP’s brand identity, including fonts, graphics, and logos.” But now, “HP is one of the world’s most valuable brands and has no plans to adopt the new logo proposed by Moving Brands. HP did implement some of the other design elements shown in the case study.”
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That crazy HP logo from a few months ago isn’t actually replacing the old logo.
Disney was selling a Joy Division Mickey Mouse shirt until some folks got wind of it and it got pulled off the shelf.
(via R.I.P. Joy Divison Mickey Mouse Shirt | News | Pitchfork)
This Koala can’t believe what he’s seen.
Brian Phillips is my favorite sportswriter working today. Great piece in Grantland on why soccer seems boring.
An entire video game where you’re stuck in an elevator. This is pretty amazing to watch.
(via Today’s Greatest Thing Ever: Elevator Source | Rock, Paper, Shotgun)
But if that’s how the world of Google works now, that means it’s very important that you tend your Google+ pages, so that you rank well in Google search. Google has pretty much gamed its own search engine to insure Google+ will succeed.”
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Battelle makes some good points about the implications of Google’s new search moves to include G+ … I’m sort of surprised this is all going down right now with the heat Google is taking.
Love @misterdamrauer’s New Math of Technology.
(via The New Math of Technology I Expected By Now - Craig Damrauer - Technology - The Atlantic)
