Google Wave is an amazing innovation that got the world buzzing when it was first unveiled at the Google I/O developer conference back in May 2009. With Wave, Google has developed its version of what they believe to be the … Continue reading
Together with a client of ours, a campaign was recently launched where members of the public vote for one lucky couple to win a sponsored event worth RM100,000. The contest involved 4 phases of public voting, blogging, video streaming, picture … Continue reading
The Obama Magic KL conference yesterday featured Roger Fisk, now ex-National Director of Special Events who spoke at length about his experience mobilizing Team Obama for on-ground rallies during the presidential campaign. Here are some insights I gained from the … Continue reading
Since YouTube introduced its video annotations feature to the world, a new breed of video entertainment has surfaced. Call them what you want – mindless time wasters or cool viral “videos”, YouTube games are limited only to the imagination! Here … Continue reading
Stumbled upon this very interesting, but mind-boggling find just a few minutes ago – Google Insights for Search (http://google.com/insights/search) reveals that Obama is hugely popular in Cameroon, and the US only ranks #10 in terms of search volume for the … Continue reading
A few months ago, I blogged about a new project called Google Lively (http://blog.integricity.com/2008/07/23/lively-addition-to-the-google-universe/) Just yesterday, Google made an official announcement that it was pulling the plug on the 4-and-a-half-month young project, a brainchild of Niniane Wang (she’s quite a … Continue reading
Earlier this month Google announced the launch of Lively, a 3D virtual world inhabited by avatars – online alter egos that at times bear very little resemblance to their creators (Hey, if I had the power to virtually reconstruct my … Continue reading
