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Posted on February 8th, 2008 in About

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“With the experiment, Kadokawa is betting it can score points with the anime faithful and win over new fans overseas where it might sell DVDs, downloads, and other paraphernalia. But there’s no guarantee the goodwill will pay off.”

“The code you check-in during your 14th hour at your desk will not be as good as what you checked in during your 4th.”

Retro Olympic logo tees.

“Despite the media’s anxiety about fallen female executives, women are actually advancing in high technology.”

I haven’t decided whether it’s sexist yet, but the game looks cool.

“Alfred Mosher Butts died in 1993, meaning that under current law, Scrabble will be protected under copyright until 2063. And yet, if Scrabble was treated under the copyright law it was initially published under, it would have come out of copyright in 1994.”

“Star Trek Online universe. From the looks of things the Federation is a force to be reckoned with.”

Giraffe Labs (now in our old office space next door) gets some local press. (What… no mention of us as the first tech folks in the building??? )

“Players will be given the option of creating a good or evil character in DCUO, each with a possible dozen unique characteristics, such as power type (ice, fire, mental, sonic), power source (ring, elemental), and movement type (flying, speed).”

“Most Internet entrepreneurs and their funders are identical to real-estate speculators…”

“Without promotion, the shows are getting fewer than 10,000 views, no better than when we last checked in on the series, after nine episodes. Assuming that Cook’s publisher Penguin and the sponsor Dodge are paying the production costs for “Foreign Body,” which run $10,000 an episode, they’re paying a $400 CPM–pretty high, by anyone’s standard.”

“GM, historically among the nation’s top two advertisers, dropped to fourth last year with estimated measured and unmeasured ad spending of $3 billion, according to Ad Age estimates. Of that, $2 billion was measured media, including $197 million for online ads…”

Awesome illustrated maps from Katherine Baxter.

Cool retro gif animations.

Fonts as people.

$1.99 Vintage Ephemera Market.

Local write-up on the Seattle Startup coffee penny pinching discussion.

100,000 Kryptonians are looking for a place to live.

“Serious Sans is a more professional take on Microsoft’s much-maligned Comic Sans typeface.”

“At some point, some product’s going to come along and cannibalize the “World of Warcraft” player base, and if it’s going to happen, it’d be better for us to cannibalize our own player base compared to having another publisher do it.”

Every Lego set. Evar!

Beautiful vintage site.

“But if you’re thinking about something that doesn’t result in lethal force, that’s more tricky. It’s really hard for people to get their heads around, I think. To be that good, to not actually lethally injure anyone, requires an extremely high level of skill that would take maybe 15 to 18 years to accumulate.”

“Why see The Dark Knight in an Imax theater? As P-Funk front man George Clinton once succinctly explained to us, ”Cuz that shit is motherfuckin’ huuuuuge.’”

Not getting enough Christian Bale?

“But getting people into a soap habit, it turns out, is surprisingly hard.” [thx mom]

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