The case I’m making for why you need to unlink your feeds is based in part around the importance of context. A message that works on one social network is often garbage in another. I’d like to walk you through an example of what I mean.
Consider this tweet by @Wired. Here it is on Twitter,…
For Halloween 2011, I made a fully-fuctional camera costume. It comes complete with LCD display, built-in flash, and shutter-release button.
It is also capable of wirelessly triggering my Alienbees strobes, and winning any costume contest with the click of a button.
Happy 67th Birthday, Smokey Bear!
Remember, only you can prevent forest fires.
This DOCUMERICA photo features Sequoia National Park, established on September 25, 1890.
California—Sequoia National Park, 05/1972, Gene Daniels Photographer
Today’s the day! 3 new Tiny Fuppets adventures have landed on the webscape!
Today’s featured episode is ”A Bad Cough”- an intense medical drama about a deadly disease! But roam our sitegrounds and explore all 3. Enjoy!
Here’s a fun memory blast! Remember this Special Oats commercial starring Kormit? They must have played this constantly during the 2002 World Cup!
There’s something to be said for an 88-year-old with a Tumblr account.
Since 1923, TIME has reported the world’s history and somewhere along the way, we became a part of it. TIME co-founder Henry Luce once said, “I became a journalist to come as close as possible to the heart of the world.”…
We debut a new font this week.
For our Person of the Year print salute to The Protester, the TIME editors wanted something special. Sometimes, that means finding the perfect Sans-serif. For the first time since the magazine’s redesign in 2007, TIME has added a new font – Franklin ITC Pro Thin. It’s just one of many details that makes this issue memorable to us.
Welcome to the family, Franklin Thin. We can’t wait to see more of you.
Singapore is one of the wealthiest countries in the world owing to a government that is hyper-friendly towards business yet very strict on corruption.
The country boasts an astounding $70,000 GDP per capita rate and has been minting millionaires by the truckload despite the global economic turbulence of the last decade.
Singapore’s national GDP in 2016 is projected at $318 billion…and Apple is worth even more.
