Seth Godin says publishers and brands are damaging the quality of their product in the pursuit of click-click traffic.

A unique advertising campaign was recently produced by JWT Auckland for Kit Kat.

Motion graphics Zeitguised made a piece in six acts which imagines disoriented systems that take a catastrophic turn, including the evolution of educational plant-body-machine models and liquid building materials.

Nokia has embarked on an ambitious three-month project to crowdsource design specs for a concept smartphone.

To promote empty retail space in New York’s Murray Hill, a landlord used an interactive art piece in the window.

Boston’s Pop-up Design Museum re-imagines the idea of a museum with the goal of furthering the general public’s design literacy.

The ban on high fructose corn syrup is not company wide.

Taking IBM’s “Smarter Planet” campaign further, Ogilvy New York and Motion Theory have partnered on a remarkable new advertising spot for IBM which uses generative art.

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Photographer Alexx Henry, along with co-directors Cory Strassburger and Ming Hsiung have produced an amazing motion magazine cover and feature spread for Viv Mag, an all digital magazine.

Tesco-UK is launching a high fashion clothing brand, which it will sell on its online store.

John Dimatos will be one of the speakers at our upcoming PSFK Conference 2010, taking place on April 9th. John is a Resident Researcher at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program and will be teaching ‘Designing for UNICEF’ in the fall.

Behance is a company that organizes the creative world to make ideas happen. Creative thinkers – the people with the most ideas – often struggle the most with organization and productivity. Behance aims to change that.

Zach Lieberman will be one of the speakers at our upcoming PSFK Conference 2010, taking place on April 9th. Zach is a creative technologist whose work bridges the real world with the digital