Getty Images, one of the world's leading stock photography sources, has created Moodstream. An innovative idea which offers creative types the opportunity to let their computer screen help them select photos based on various adjustable emotional scales. Play with it for a bit and you will see how cool it is even for non-creative types.
2008-08-07
Mood Lighting for us creative types
Getty Images, one of the world's leading stock photography sources, has created Moodstream. An innovative idea which offers creative types the opportunity to let their computer screen help them select photos based on various adjustable emotional scales. Play with it for a bit and you will see how cool it is even for non-creative types.
Web Browser of the Future?
Welcome to the future ? well, one possible future, anyway.
This is Part 1 of Aurora, a concept video created by Adaptive Path in partnership with Mozilla Labs. With Aurora, we set out to define a plausible vision of how technology, the browser, and the Web might evolve in the future by depicting that experience in a variety of real-world contexts.
Visit the Adaptive Path website to view this video in high definition
Aurora (Part 1) from Adaptive Path on Vimeo.
This is Part 1 of Aurora, a concept video created by Adaptive Path in partnership with Mozilla Labs. With Aurora, we set out to define a plausible vision of how technology, the browser, and the Web might evolve in the future by depicting that experience in a variety of real-world contexts.
Visit the Adaptive Path website to view this video in high definition
Aurora (Part 1) from Adaptive Path on Vimeo.
Uri Geller and skeptics settle copyright dispute
The "Rational Response Squad" is dedicated to debunking what it calls irrational beliefs. One of the videos that RRS uploaded challenges Geller's performance techniques using video of Geller on Johnny Carson.
CUT TO: [ Geller vs. "Fair use for criticism purposes" ]
VERDICT: Video does not infringe Geller's copyrights, and Geller must license the eight seconds of the over thirteen-minute video under a non-commercial Creative Commons license, and pay money - thereby preempting future legal battles over the fair use of the material.
CUT TO: [ Geller vs. "Fair use for criticism purposes" ]
VERDICT: Video does not infringe Geller's copyrights, and Geller must license the eight seconds of the over thirteen-minute video under a non-commercial Creative Commons license, and pay money - thereby preempting future legal battles over the fair use of the material.
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