Tag: Obsessives
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Rob Walker points us to the short documentary “Possessed”, a film directed by Martin Hampton that...
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Patrick Macias points us to some interesting images of the ‘stay-at-home’ Japanese generation...
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It seems it’s never too early to get your kids started on sharing their thoughts and emotions. Designer...
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Violet, a company devoted to building products based on “calm and emotional technologies,”...
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While conducting research for one of our client projects, we stumbled across an in depth discussion on...
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Despite a long list of “must try” restaurants in our neighborhood, last week we opted for an entirely new...
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Notcot points us to some highlights from the new (and first) National Geographic store on London’s...
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In 1966 the original Batman television series found so much success in the U.S. that it was eventually...
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There is an old curse that goes like this: “May you live in interesting times.” It doesn’t...
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We’ve received details on the next (and what will be our first!) Nerd Nite in NYC, a monthly event that...
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If you aren’t living in a big house, driving a fleet of cars and sporting the latest stereo system, don&...
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I’ve finished my presentation for Friday’s PSFK Conference Asia – and one of the last slides...
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The other day on the phone a client of our consultancy service said to us, “The problem Starbucks...
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The Japanese comic book “Kami no Shizuku” translates to “The Drops of God”. It’s...
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David Art Wales shared his insights on the power of secrets and clandestine societies at Interesting NYC &...
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Why are lists and compilations (both text and image based) so popular on the internet these days? It could be...
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PenguinDating is a new site by Penguin UK that aims to – you guessed it – help bookworms find love...
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The New York Times has an interesting article explaining how the New York Tech scene has evolved from glamor...
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Kevin Kelly makes an interesting point in a response to discussion by Seth Godin about the Long Tail and role...
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A new documentary entitled “Dust And Illusions” by Olivier Bonin, features an in-depth look a the history...
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The Chicago Times reports on Jeff Deck and Benjamin Herson who are traveling across the US correcting typos...
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Andy Baio has identified a growing list of videos on the web that montage nearly every instance of a certain...
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Love it or hate it, the iPhone is significant–not just technologically, but culturally. We are even...
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Russell Davies points us to his ‘type’ of obsessives – music makers and collectors that use...
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The NearSightedMan pulls out some of his favorite quotes from the book “Vinyl Junkies: Adventures in Record...
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A couple of weeks ago we spotlighted the ‘Freeze’ movement where a crowd would turn up to a public...
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The New York Times recently published a fun diagram to illustrate the supposed impact of playing Dungeons and...
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Finally, something to kick off this obsessives series: New York magazine interviewed five New Yorkers who wear...
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Nintendo is giving their players a does of real life adventure on Enoshima, a little island near Tokyo, where...
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