Weezer - Pork and Beans: a tribute to YouTube superstars
A closer look at SPORE
The biggest drawing in the world (using GPS as the pencil)
Test your visual music intelligence: by the same guy who brought you “Tone Deaf“ (via MusicThing)
Nerdcore podcast # 2
Hi there! Nerdcore podcast 2 is ready. This time we tried some new ways for recording it, and I think we made quite an improvement. We have Rafael Jimenez, former Director for Yahoo! Mexico as guest, so don’t miss it!
You can download it directly on mp3 format
You can [...]
Top ten videos for Radiohead’s contest
A few months ago, Dany Saadia showed me and idea he had for a video, and he decided to send it for contest @ Aniboom. Today his video is listed in the top ten, and I think it is very cool. The animations are from Jose Luis Monzon from Mucho Motion with Rune Entertainment and, of [...]
Links for May 17, 2008: Happy Internet Day!
Why CBS Bought CNET, And Not The Other Way Around (TechCrunch)
Condé Nast/Wired Acquires Ars Technica for Like $25 Million (via Daring Fireball)
Pushed By Icahn, Yahoo Jumps Back Into Ad Deal With Google? (Mashable)
31, 000 mobile phones sold daily in Mexico (in spanish) via [...]
Nerdcore podcast # 1
As I announced earlier, I decided to make a new podcast with my friend Oscar. This is the first one, is coming out weekly, and we expect to receive interesting visitors on it, so stay tuned! (in spanish… sorry guys).
You can download it directly on mp3 format You can suscribe to our feed (iTunes friendly)
Hopefully by next week [...]
MUTO
Awesomeness made video:
Link! (Found via MangasVerdes)
Links for May 14, 2008: Startups!
Relay: All-you-can-read digital magazines (via Springwise) It takes time (by Shannon Cherry) iClassify: allows for the easy registration and classification of nodes. (by Adam Jacob via radar.oreilly.com)
New definition for ourselves
In the old world, you were defined by what you consumed. In the new world, you are defined by what you create.
Christopher Carfi
Blip. Twitter for music
It’s been over a year since I’ve been using Twitter, and I couldn’t be happier. It has become by far my favorite web startup, and my number 1 tool for PR.
Also, it became pretty big in the last few months, and a lot of similar startups have popped out here and there, but this [...]
Twitter-conomics (¿?)
Last month I found this by Mikey-San (via Daring Fireball).
An awesome comparison between the relationship from you and your followers on Twitter, and the very principles of world economics. My favorite part:
Given:
Following a person’s Twitter feed adds information to your stream. Gaining a follower sends information you produce to another person’s stream. We can elaborate: [...]
