News of the poor homeless hero who, after helping a woman being attacked, was stabbed and left to die on the streets of New York City have probably reached every corner of the world by now. But…
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At the latest POP! Tech conference, Designer Kacie Kinzer explores what technology can reveal about empathy and cooperation. To conduct the experiment, she built a cardboard robot and called it a…
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image credit: prettydaisies [Flickr] The proliferation of technology enables Americans to spend their days in a virtual world – spending more time in communities like Second Life, the Sims,…
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Everyone who thinks their last trip to the grocery store is newsworthy is about to get a big ego boost — CNN.com reports that every public tweet posted since Twitter first made noise in 2006…
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(Photo: YouTube via Washington Post) The Washington Post happened upon David DeVore, a real estate broker turned Web profiteer thanks to his first YouTube post — a two-minute journey with his…
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How much would you pay for million subscribed fans? How much time would you invest to build such a huge audience? Sometimes all it takes is a few minutes — just set up the right execution with…
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image credit: XsuperflyX [Flickr] It started with Michael Hughes Souvenir project on Flickr, a photo gallery of cheesy tourist souvenirs superimposed on the real life objects they represent (ie…
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Tucked away near the end of one of the best Slideshare’s I’ve come across, is this lil’ gem of UGC brilliance. Musicians C-Mon & Kypski need a little help with their music…
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Gillian Crampton Smith, the former Director of the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Italy, has said “digital artifacts are becoming the architecture of the future, shaping the life we…
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With the South by Southwest® Conference (SXSW) underway (and the Interactive portion already complete), a few Organics have been following the happenings on the web. Here are a few that have made…
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