The small icon that greets you when you access a particular URL bar or your bookmarks list. The word is a cross between “favorite” and “icon.”
29% of our time is spent on the web and gets 8% of ad dollars. Newspapers get 8% of our time and 20% of ad dollars.
This is the ESCP Europe stop motion! More than 300 ESCP Europe students have worked together to express the values and spirit of ESCP Europe in a fun, imaginative and entertaining way. Key figures: 316 actors, 658 tee-shirts, 9m2 of cardboard, 4198 photos, 123m of gaffer tape for 3645 markers. To bring you face to face with their world, no need for words, the stop motion says it all. Share this link with your network! /// Plus de 300 étudiants d’ESCP Europe se mobilisent pour partager de façon ludique, originale et inattendue les valeurs et l’état d’esprit ESCP Europe. Les étudiants utilisent la technique du “stop motion” pour nous plonger dans leur univers résolument humain. Quelques chiffres : 316 figurants, 658 t-shirts, 9m2 de carton plume, 4 198 photos, 125m de gaffer pour 3 645 repères marqués.
As anyone who works with video content on the web knows, it’s hard to draw search traffic. Because search bots crawl for text, or “metadata,” or in other words “words,” video is un-crawlable in and of itself as the data is not made up of meaningful information for search algorithms to parse. While some companies are working on a technical solution for this, say by using voice-recognition to turn the video’s audio into keywords, nothing yet is available along these lines. Furthermore, once it is, what about those videos that don’t have spoken word in them?
Google Chrome web browser comes to the Mac. WATCH this well done video to get an overview of Chrome’s features and promises.
Home Crisis Investigation
We don’t want to give the hook in this bit away, but let’s just say that The Daily Show’s John Oliver has double to fun at the expense of a one (er, two) Mr. Timothy Geithner. The set-up is deft leading up to jaw-dropping jump ball from which the hilarious satire to ensue. [...]
Splicelicious video shows how to create hoax about a hoax
All’s fair in love and editing, well, not really when you care about a little thing known as The Truth. Bart Sibrel has made a cottage industry of exposing the NASA lunar landings as frauds. He even went so far as to confront second man-on-the-moon [...]
December 31st, 2009 at 4:56 pm
[...] • freshened-up our Big City Pictures favicon — that little graphic that you can find caching away just to the left of any variety of bigcitypix.com url that happens [...]
January 1st, 2010 at 12:16 am
[...] old Big City Pictures favicon was pretty much slapped together and in desperate need of a refresh. It was basically the bcp logo [...]