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.

Japanese pop act, the Helicopter Boyz highlighted the projection feature of the new Nikon COOLPIX in a recent performance.

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.

Read Write Web points us to an interview that Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google gave at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo Orlando 2009 on what the web will be like in five years.

A number of smart libraries in the UK have started to lend ebooks in addition to their normal circulation.

Behance is a company that organizes the creative world to make ideas happen. Every Wednesday, Behance shares 5 fresh art and design projects from their network with PSFK.

Special effects studio Tsuburaya Productions in Japan recently unveiled their new animatronic Gomora suit – right on time for Halloween.

On October 31st, Kodak will launch its first new TV brand campaign since 2005 – “It’s Time to Smile” will focus on the moments and relationships that define people’s lives and are captured in photography, via TV and web ads.

Soundwalk produces artful audio tours in which the listener is able to step into the life of a famous narrator who guides you through their neighborhood streets and local hang-outs.

Is it just us or does Fast Company have an odd policy when it comes to deciding who should feature on their cover (and even in their articles)? Sure, we love some of the writing in the magazine but why on earth would a magazine that is supposed to be future focused feature Intel or Nokia as their cover stories?

Austrailia’s Griffith University has added a Twitter component to an existing course which teaches basic news gathering and writing skills.

One Dream Rush is a film festival sponsored by 42 Below Vodka to showcase 42 films, each 42 seconds long around the theme of dreams.

Embracing the chaos of their new ‘open forums,’ Gawker now features a tip-sharing box that gives commenters the ability to post directly to the site using a hashtag-based system.

Inspired by the urgency and audacity of those behind the bank robberies attempted daily, Ken Habarta has put together a book and matching blog compiling actual demand notes from successful and unsuccessful robberies.

Stephen King’s latest novel Under The Dome is not due to be released till November 10th, but in the meantime, fans have the opportunity to get a copy of it early, if they have the patience to unravel a series of clues that is.