Posts Tagged ‘mash-ups’

Web of Data — Third of Five IA Summit 2007 Themes

In Articles on 24 April 2007 tagged conferences, events, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, mash-ups, physical computing, RSS, usability, web 2.0, web as platform, web of data with 5 comments

(Here’s the third post on the 2007 IA Summit. You can find the first one that introduces the series and describes the first theme ‘tangible’ here and the second one on ‘social’ here.) Typically, IAs have concerned themselves with the design of web sites. The metaphor most suited and used for the web so far [...]

Paris Mashed Up

In Articles on 6 September 2006 tagged art, Banksy, Danger Mouse, mash-ups, music, Paris Hilton, remix, street art with Comments Off

Street art hero Banksy strikes again: he’s spread 500 mashed up copies of Paris Hilton’s new album through 48 record stores in the UK. This excellent video shows how he goes about Photoshopping and pasting up the booklet, inserting a new CD and sneaking it into an HMV shop. The music on the spoof album [...]

Remix en Auteursrecht (open.info.nl)

In Articles on 22 February 2006 tagged copyright, Creative Commons, elsewhere, Info.nl, mash-ups, remix, web 2.0, web applications, work with Comments Off

“Onlangs verscheen een aardig artikel in het Tijdschrift voor Marketing van de hand van Ferry den Dopper, waarin een aantal web 2.0 aspecten worden uitgelegd aan marketeers. Eén van die aspecten is remix – het fenomeen waarbij één of meerdere websites worden gebruikt als basis voor een nieuwe dienst. Den Dopper staat daarbij heel kort [...]

What’s the Time?

In Articles on 18 January 2006 tagged Flickr, fun, mash-ups, remix with Comments Off

Telling time with Flickr: Clockr. Technorati: Flickr, time, remix

Tripods

In Articles on 17 July 2005 tagged gaming, mash-ups, remix, web applications with Comments Off

How cool is that: Tripods – a game that uses Google Maps for its game board. Work with other players to destroy evil tripods that look suspiciously much like Google Maps’ pink markers with two extra legs attached. :-D Way cool. (Via: O’Reilly Radar) Technorati: Google Maps, game, API, Tripods