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This month
yellowBird Video Platform Puts You In the Middle, But Can It Tell a Story? - Jawbone.tv - The Evolution of Story.
by sbrothier
Interactive video has a long way to go, but Netherlands based yellowBird and their 360 degree offering might help move it along.
We, as a species, watch a lot of vids. Buckets full, really. And for the most part, we're comfortable pressing play and being spoon-fed the story. This, at least in part, explains the lukewarm reception - commercially speaking - of interactive films. Most of the 'interactivity' centers on controlling the story.
360 Stadium "HELLO 2009"
by misspo
360 Stadium "HELLO 2009"
360 Monsters Opening movie
Sticky monster lab
Director: FLA
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October 2009
7 Days of Source Day #2: NYTimes 365/360 | blprnt.blg
by karlcow
Project: NYTimes 365/360
Date: February, 2009
Language: Processing
Key Concepts: Data Visualization, NYTimes Article Search API, HashMaps & ArrayLists
September 2009
August 2009
Nouveau thème Xbox 360 pour Facebook
by LuciferX
La plupart des thèmes pour Facebook que j'avais installé par le passé étaient pour la plupart bâclés, c'est ce qui m'a sans doute également motivé pour vous proposer quelque chose de très réussi graphiquement...
July 2009
June 2009
Microsoft Showcase: Xbox 360 - Project Natal
by bouilloire
Pétard ! ça me brûle les doigts mais j'attends de voir le projet arriver à terme (ou quelqu'un d'autre faire mieux, ça m'arrangerait).
May 2009
Optimize Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL)
by ronpish
(via)
Optimize Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL)
Chase Brammer shows how to optimize ActionScript 3 Runtime Shared Libraries during his session at 360|Flex in Indianapolis (just under 3 minutes).
Cross-Domain Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL)
by ronpish
(via)
Cross-Domain Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL)
Chase Brammer shows how to create ActionScript 3 cross-domain RSLs during his session at 360|Flex in Indianapolis (just over 5 minutes).
February 2009
360 - Urban Villages in Paris (1920) « Strange Maps
by karlcow
& 2 others
Paris that was being colonised, by its provinces: “By the mid-nineteenth century, half the inhabitants of Paris came from the provinces and most of them did not consider themselves Parisian. Migrants spent as little money as possible while away from home. Mentally, they never left their pays (…) In certain Paris streets, the sounds and smells of villages and provincial towns drowned out the sounds and smells of the capital. For many, their street cry was the only French they spoke.”
