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(Source: xlmonkey)
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A little rant about #2ndScreen
The #TVsector (& its revenue model) might increase the risk of losing young audiences if it doesn’t cater for #2ndScreen properly via the gradual and yet committed implementation of a #ConnectedTV strategy. If the #TV industry is in the business of creating content fit for a screen - what are they waiting to organise themselves internally to prepare specific #2ndScreen commissioners and, later, full all-singing/dancing production departments? If the sector does not populate these “other” screens - someone else will.
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from wikipedia
The Portrait of Spacepope Wrex I is an oil on canvas portrait by the Citadel painter Die Bloodkill, which he finished during a trip to Tuchanka around 2650. Many artists and art critics consider it the finest portrait ever created[1, citation needed]. The Illium-born painter Fra’cis LaBacon also made a series of paintings, the Screaming Wrex based on the work, now famous in their own right.
[1]No. No, they don’t.
(this was the last ME2 photoshop so don’t worry I am now getting treatment)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbsfreUF5q1qc17yfo1_500.jpg "poupon:
from wikipedia
The Portrait of Spacepope Wrex I is an oil on canvas portrait by the Citadel painter Die Bloodkill, which he finished during a trip to Tuchanka around 2650. Many artists and art critics consider it the finest portrait ever created[1, citation needed]. The Illium-born painter Fra’cis LaBacon also made a series of paintings, the Screaming Wrex based on the work, now famous in their own right.
[1]No. No, they don’t.
(this was the last ME2 photoshop so don’t worry I am now getting treatment)")
from wikipedia
The Portrait of Spacepope Wrex I is an oil on canvas portrait by the Citadel painter Die Bloodkill, which he finished during a trip to Tuchanka around 2650. Many artists and art critics consider it the finest portrait ever created[1, citation needed]. The Illium-born painter Fra’cis LaBacon also made a series of paintings, the Screaming Wrex based on the work, now famous in their own right.
[1]No. No, they don’t.
(this was the last ME2 photoshop so don’t worry I am now getting treatment)
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A Brief History of Title Design
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Awesome Facebook Timeline (Last supper Tribute) by Zachary Nava, posted by Francis Varga
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Comic archetype table by Merging Media
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How Much Do Sports Fans Love Social Media? [INFOGRAPHIC] →
![How Much Do Sports Fans Love Social Media? [INFOGRAPHIC]](http://mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/125,basketball-fan-600.jpeg)
Sports and social media are a marriage made in heaven. News and score updates break constantly. Heated debate is a big part of the fun. And fans love any chance to interact with the athletes they idolize. But just how much do sports fans love and use social media overall? The brand-engagement… -
My fav Mad Men mash-up poster. From
http://gothamist.com/2012/02/03/mad_men_ad_mischief_don_draper_does.php#photo-4
