@Spartz
I'm a communication consultant, blogger and futurist. I also know a lot about the new music business.
My music taste: 1 Tune a Day blog.
My music taste: 1 Tune a Day blog.
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Apathy and refunds are more dangerous than Piracy.
I think I can safely say that Super Meat Boy has been pirated at least 200,000 times. We are...
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Echo Run Takes Jogging Apps to the Next Level
Tufts had a Music Hack Day last weekend, and The Echo Nest head of developer community Paul...
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Built with Processing. Code here.
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Apple and Twitter
My friend and co-worker Tom has a thesis about Apple’s biggest problem: Google is getting better at design faster than Apple is...
Posts tagged "psychedelic"
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This speech gets really good at about 10:10. About the power of music to create culture where the was none before, the full return of the ecstatic tradition into western culture, and in my eyes one of the most significant developments in our culture since WW2.
“Paperwork Explosion”
There always seemed to be enough time and people, to do the paperwork. Today there is not enough time, today there are not enough people.
Have to spend more time on paperwork.
Machines should do the work, people should do the thinking. Machines should work, people should think. Machines should work, people should think.
In 1967, Jim Henson (creator of The Muppet Show) was contracted by IBM to make a film extolling the virtues of their new technology, the MT/ST, a primitive word processor. The film would explore how the MT/ST would help control the massive amount of documents generated by a typical business office. Paperwork Explosion, produced in October 1967, is a quick-cut montage of images and words illustrating the intensity and pace of modern business. Henson collaborated with Raymond Scott on the electronic sound track.
This is super bizarre!
Mind. Blown.
WANT!
The matrix is glitching :)
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SSG - Praise You
