My little Virtual World in Google’s Lively. Called Social Butterflies – come join us in ‘lively’ discussions. Looking Avatar-Fashionable, of course!
Very alpha – not beta. Some things that are dangerous – ability to animate another’s avatar for example? Rape scripts anyone?
But being able to embed a world in your blog, Facebook page or homepage? Awesome! 🙂
We should see our worlds on our mobiles soon, no?
hahahahaha – give a major supermarket chain a broadcast marketing channel and they make it impossible to get information from it. Well, enough access (for instance, to a blog), to convert from being ‘interested’ to ‘committed’. Woolworths everyday rewards has a blog – but you can’t even have read only until you sign your life…
Oh a bit of silliness over at News.comMe being asked about MySpace and Facebook profile showing personalityY’know when you’ve been managing a community for a while, you get to read profiles like you do bodylanguage. I kid you not. Gary also blogged about it.
Three or so months ago I said that Facebook made a mistake by charging $1 per pixel gift. (A pixel gift is where you send someone “flowers” or a “birthday cake” – an image that sits on their Facebook page.) By not thinking it through, Facebook not only left the door open for Free Gifts…
Inspire is an amazing organisation that understands the value of integrating offline activities with an online community. …will create unprecedented opportunities for young people to help themselves and help others by combining the power of technology with the face-to-face involvement of young people. Inspire delivers three national programs, but I just want to look closely…
Yahoo! Answers UK and Ireland have struck a deal with Sainsburys for Sainsburys to sponsor the food and drink section: Sainsbury’s to sponsor Yahoo! AnswersUK & Ireland has announced that it’s tied up with Sainsbury’s as the first global commercial sponsorship deal for its new Yahoo! Answers social search site. The campaign will see Sainsbury’s…
Here’s an article by William “Proton” Vaughan in Computer Graphics World on how to market your artwork online: Get Online, Get NoticedWhen my career in 3D was beginning, I set out to meet others who, like me, shared a passion for art and animation and wanted to make a career of their craft. What I…