Burberry’s The Art of the Trench has finally launched, and The Sartorialist was tasked to shoot the first 100 photos.

Events and lifestyle site DailyCandy will be launching their own members-only site called Swirl, which will carry designer clothing and accessories for up to 80% off.

In combination with the launch of their new fragrance, Parisienne, YSL has developed an interactive site that enables visitors to explore Paris along with a chance to win their own trip.

A new executive team at MySpace is trying to reignite the brand by focusing on entertainment – music, videos and games – as users leave for “cooler” destinations.

Two graphic designers in Williamsburg Brooklyn have taken their love for their pet rabbit to a new level with Brooklyn Bunny- a live action webcam and line of related products.

Gross National Happiness Index – a new application from Facebook, can track global highs and lows from aggregating key words within user status updates.

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.

Robo.to, is a mobile service that allows visual status updates with 4-second videos and multi-platform integration.

For all the talk about timeless style and designs, the fashion industry can’t help but chase the latest trend. There are those who genuinely create them and those who shamefully knock them off, but when it comes to marketing, they’re equally stuck in a rut.

Burberry has created a social networking site that they hope will garner new fans of the brand.

Facebook Co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on September 15th that the world’s largest social network became “cash-flow positive” in the second quarter, ahead of schedule. Previously, Facebook had said it was targeting profitability “sometime in 2010.”

ArtPrize is an exhibition and art competition where artists are matched via the website’s network with conventional and unconventional spaces in Grand Rapids.

As any small business owner knows by now, an effective and consistent social media strategy is a low-cost way to build a broad and loyal customer base.
The problem that can arise is the time-consuming, redundant activity of staying on top of the multitudes of platforms available. For some people, there simply aren’t enough hours in the day to mind both the physical and digital aspects of a business.
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While many have written off MySpace as an ailing behemoth of social networks past, the site is hoping to reanimate their users by defining the site as a new platform for venting creativity. Echoing their early days as a community of young bands, MySpace wants to reposition itself as a place for young creatives, rather than a disorganized collection of companies, bands and individuals all spamming one another.
Creating a tighter demographic will certainly put a direction on the site, but it remains to be seen if it can compete with the readily updated features on Facebook.  Anastasia from Ypulse predicts [...]

Living out in the wilds of Idaho, I have to wait ‘till mid-day to get my hard copy fix of the New York Times… Yeah, I know I can get most of it online hours before, and I usually do. But shit, that’s not the same as spilling your breakfast beer over the print edition and making the ink soak into the tablecloth, so your wife can give you a huge bollocking to start her day on a high note… Anyway, I digress. I look forward to the Sunday edition. Yes, it is boat anchor sized. But also, it has [...]