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Perkonomics

The next big thing, according to Trendwatching.com, is what they have called Perkonomics. Free stuff you actually want, proper privledges that mean something to the individual and genuine exclusivity are the way forward apparently. To be honest, Perkonomics have been around for decades through the likes of credit card companies, ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 14 Oct 2008
iPhone Killer 2 - Storm Warning

I predicted a few weeks ago in my blog that the G1 from Google wouldn't be the iPK (iPhone Killer). Well, time will tell whether I'm right or not. Well a new week, a new phone and this one (in my opinion) has more chance of winning the clash of the touch titans. The Blackberry Storm (pic below) will be launched this side of ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 10 Oct 2008
iPhone Killer ?

Google launched their brand spanking new G1 mobile phone in New York earlier today and immediately it has been heralded as the iPhone killer... but in my opinion, it's hasn't got a hope in hell. Why ? Well frankly the name is a bit crap (G1 isn't exactly as funky as iPhone), it really doesn't move the game on ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 24 Sep 2008
re: Adult Mode

Hi Lazar, more than happy for you to feature the post on your blog. be good to get a thread going. I reckon this is potentially going to be a huge issue for advertisers. Not many people have really even thought about it yet... but are going to have to very soon. Maybe a follow up piece about the pitfalls for marketeers will be useful as you ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 21 Sep 2008
Adult Mode

Private web browsing is about to become more prevalent with the launches of the latest version of Internet Explorer 8 (the InPrivate setting) and also the much touted Google Chrome (as featured in my last blog entry). Affectionately known as 'porn mode' private browsing effectively deletes a users browsing history and cache as they ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 10 Sep 2008
Browser Wars

Google are launching their new rival to Microsoft's Internet Explorer today (called Chrome - logo below) following an accidental (yeah right) leak of a 38 page 'comic book' style press release to several European based journalists (someone apparently "hit send a bit early" according to key sources at ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 02 Sep 2008
Reservoir Blogs

What would Tarantino make of it all ? Mr Blonde flogging laptops ? Well it beats cutting off a policemans ear. What the hell am I referring to you might wonder ? Well, actor Michael Madsen (the aforementioned Mr Blonde in Reservoir Dogs) is now starring in a new piece of branded content from Sony entitled 'Coma'. The first episode of ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 29 Aug 2008
The Pong Stage

My brother Chris and I used to love Atari Pong. We got it the same time as the Olympics started in 1972 as I recall, along with our brand new 26 inch state of the art colour TV from Rediffusion. Not that we needed colour because Pong was only in black and white. But we didn't care. We'd sit there for hours, playing the game ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 28 Aug 2008
Belated Birthday to T'interweb

April 30 2008 was the official 15th birthday of the world wide web. Forgot to send an e-card too. Anyway, the date marked the 15th anniversary of CERN (the European Organisation for Nuclear Research) announcing that the web was free to use by anyone. UK scientist Tim Berners-Lee is credited with 'inventing' the web during the course of ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 14 May 2008
Technophobe 2.0

I've just read an article on MSN about the latest modern day afflictions affecting our society. According to this piece, we are a sick bunch of bunnies. From tanorexia (I've got symptoms) to drunkorexia (an occasional malady), it seems that I could be quite poorly. And then I read about cyberchondriacs and technoholics. Can't stop ...

Posted to Singapore Slings - Cultural Media Learnings of Asia Pacific for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Great Britain (Weblog) by Steve Blakeman on 25 Mar 2008

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