We will be publishing video from the Good Ideas Salon and also one-one-one interviews with the panelists throughout next week. In the meantime, here’s a selection of the images from the first talk by Marc Alt, Mark Dytham and Peter Rojas; the second talk with Rie Azuma, Danny Choo and Hiromi Matsubara; plus the talk between Piers Fawkes and Francois Bancon of Nissan.

A number of new jobs have been posted on PSFK’s job listings site…

I recently presented at the Future Trends conference in Miami. My presentation was called ‘Good Ideas in 2010′ and it is the first part of a project to deliver a book later this month with the same title.

Are small single serve versions of products wasteful?

The label of a British beer brand waves the ’small is beautiful’ flag.

Piers Fawkes presents some thoughts about the hype bubble around Augmented Reality.

Following last week’s post around the theme of blogging evolution, our community of readers responded with an outpouring of messages encouraging us to keep going – you can read them here.

A modern version of the haunted house in vampire style.

Continuing the theme that local is more about good stuff created by people with heart, we noticed this bar close to our NYC office with its proud signage for ‘Local Food – Local Beer – Local Wine’.

The guys at Pecha Kucha have started to upload the presentations from the Pecha Kucha nights around the world.

The democratization of publishing that blogging platforms fueled a few years ago seems to be only an early chapter in a longer story about the move from curated content by the few to tailored content by the many. Piers Fawkes argues that in it’s current form, PSFK’s days could be numbered.

The second outing of the New Amsterdam Market took place last weekend and PSFK was in attendance checking the artisinal food stands – and their wares of course.

In an online review of a clone of the HTC Diamond 2 phone in China, a local tech blog argues that the fake could be better than the original.

We noticed these rather novel lucky charms for mobile phones on our visit to an electronics store in Shibuya last week.

A cleverly painted sign greets visitors on the elevator up to the Nissan HQ outside Tokyo.