Okay, this pumpkin isn't carved but still, it's freaking floating in the air! Therefore under the rule known as things that can float in the air can be called whatever they want, I name this levitating pumpkin the best and spookiest and awesomest and nerdiest Jack O' Lantern of Halloween.
Friday, October 31, 2014
Inbox, Paper, And Sway: Why Tech Giants Are Suddenly Reinventing Their Core Apps
Google, Microsoft, and Facebook have all launched new takes on old apps this year, and it's not exactly a coincidence.
If you look through the App Store reviews for Facebook Paper, it doesn't take long to find the recurring theme.
This is your chance to ask Mark Zuckerberg anything
Mark Zuckerberg is prepared to take your questions
The massively wealthy, Mandarin-speaking Facebook founder will be hosting the social network's first public Q&A next Thursday on Nov. 6 at 2 p.m. PT (5 p.m. ET)
You can already submit questions to Zuck by commenting on his announcement post. If you're too shy to ask something yourself, there's the option to "vote" for what questions get answered by liking comments.
The Q&A will last an hour, but considering there are already almost 5,000 comments on the post, there's no way he'll get to them all. Read more...
More about Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, Privacy, Marketing, and Social MediaDon't Miss the Hollywood Opening Tonight
I am moderating a panel of film industry icons next week during the LA Film Festival. You can join in during a live online session - I want lots of Duct Tape readers asking questions! The event signals the kick-off of an aggressive effort by OPEN to build an online small business community that features a collection of ideas, expertise, and resources you need to grow your business.
Event Date: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 - Time: 7:30 pm PST
Panelists: Sydney Pollack, Lawrence Bender, and Nancy Meyers
Get your questions ready � you�ll have the rare opportunity to submit questions for the panelists and simultaneously connect with other small business owners through a live chat.
This event can only be viewed online � sign up for free today.
Cool interactive ad lets you choose between a plain and a badass story
This interactive ad is actually two commercials in one. If you let the video roll, you'll end up with your average car commercial. But if you press R in your keyboard while watching it, you'll see a badass action film. Of course, the combination of the two makes it even cooler. Watch the full ad here.
A Sad, Digusting Pet Machine That You Can't Tear Your Eyes From
What to watch this weekend: Flesh Computer, a horror sci-fi short that would give David Cronenberg the creeps.
In a dilapidated apartment complex, a handyman tinkers with a grotesque project. It's a sort of a pet--globs of thick-skinned meat, spurting wires connected to electronic equipment, plopped across a few shelves in the back of a facilities office--but it's got personality! Look how its mouth-like orifice quivers when it breathes. Aw. This is Flesh Computer, a short film from writer/director Ethan Shaftel.
Marketing Day: Twitter Drives Holiday Sales, Post Conversion CRO & Zuckerberg To Host Q&A
Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Global E-Commerce Survey: Australians Most Likely To Cross Borders When Shopping Online In a survey polling 1,000 respondents from 12 different countries, Pitney Bowes discovered online shoppers from Australia (63 percent), […]
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