lipsync
http://view.break.com/119496#TellAFriend
Brookers// lipsyncing ->news
Can brands thrive on saying "whateva" or am i bovverd. Customer Care can be fickle at the best of times, but upfront emotion is normally drained from interaction with the public.
catherine tate
numa numa and starwars kid
brookerstate
evolution of dance
http://www.flickr.com/photos/72057773@N00/sets/991696/memes
how we act, influenced by software functions (cut n paste aesthetics)
saving and backing up
blog templates - thinking framed by css
uk_logo.gifschool water coolerbebowater cooler moments have moved from the adults to the playground.
kids are immersed in rss and through data (myspace/bebo) adults are relying on the editorial choice. the generation gap of filtering
watrecooler school
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2005/06/07100021
basecampproject
adult entertainment is list driven - without the data throughput - the activity ends up in the front-room-cul-de-sac
not about Mimetism or emulating but taking an idea and adding your input, your own taste and style and then allowing others to build upon this.kids are having their evening experienced framed by a brand, the adults are less so
arguebly the orginal gets lost in this chain of mutation, and unwanted adaptation can kill off a branch of the idea
can we write software that with our guidance, produces emotional data not just a production of our interests.
we feel fine
data that others can use? learn from the children by subscribing to their RSS feeds? The adolest API?
vvvv
we feel fine
http://www.wefeelfine.org/index.html
statistiucal and marketing data
nectarcards
loyality card data / habits
why cant this data be passed out via a brands online API? Lets see what the online communities could do with this data.
nectar
or let customers access their shopping habits via an xml feed and let them share it like their blogs
cc tv camera footage / shoreditch TV (more of a fashion show i suspect)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/keepingitfake/26410514/?#comment72157594197850348
full set
http://www.flickr.com/photos/keepingitfake/26349232/in/set-599567/
if we have an understanding where the data can go and how and why it could be used, then designing systems that generate emotional data will be a no brainer. open emotions rather than bottling them up, for market.
The future will be networked. The future will be shared. the revolution will be live data and it will be consumed visually.
leads to a heathly future. our childrens generation.
Guitar Hero
Guitar interface
ohmibod
dynamic design
References
Sherry Turkle probably understands better than anyone how people transfer their emotions onto the Net: sometimes they go through the Net to other people, but sometimes they just stop at the Net and start having an emotional involvement with the Net itself.
http://www.edge.org/digerati/turkle/index.html