Street Artist Posterchild and Jason Eppink have created “after parties” for print inside newspaper boxes.

How has illegal music downloads affected the music industry?

The Body Image Project cuts to the chase and asks the simple question, “How do you feel about your body?”

Maggwire is offering a new way to browse digital magazines.

Actions Speak Loudest: Keeping Our Promise for a Better World, a new book by Robert McKinnon inspires us to keep a generational promise to leave the world a better place than we inherited.

The New Oxford American Dictionary recently announced their word of the year for 2009.

Of the roughly 100 million video streams that CNN.com says it delivers each month, only two million to three million of the streams were for the service, called CNN.com Live .

Christian Swinehart has created a fantastic website that visualizes the different possible reader paths of interactive fiction (sometimes better known as Choose your Own Adventure stories).

PSFK caught up with Peter Rojas at our recent Good Ideas in Pure Living event in Tokyo.

TBWA Uruguay recently produced an issue of Freeway Magazine in which all the pages were redone using only BIC Pens.

In partnership with Nissan, PSFK held an event on October 20 2009 to discuss the future of Pure Living in Tokyo. Piers Fawkes, founder of PSFK, moderated a conversation with a panel of Japan-based experts and covered topics that included sustainability, design, urban planning, technology and zero-emission mobility.

In partnership with Nissan, PSFK held an event on October 20 2009 to discuss the future of Pure Living in Tokyo. Piers Fawkes, founder of PSFK, moderated a conversation with an international panel of experts and covered topics that included sustainability, design, urban planning, technology and zero-emission mobility.

Currently in its 13th edition, Paris Photo 2009 will showcase photographic work from several different middle eastern countries -Iran, Lebanon, UAE and Iran – offering an unprecedented exploration of the artistic medium in these regions.

An installation by Airan Kang at the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery showcases books that are made from fiber optics and enclosed in plastic.

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.