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Olka Osadzinska – The Game-Changer

Dori | March 19th, 2010

My dear friend, Olka Osadzinska, is one of the most amazing visual creatives I know. Years ago she started to draw her friends from photographs, since then she has become a respected and influential graphic designer. Based in Warsaw she is the key part of international bloggers community, working with people like Mark Cobrasnake, Facehunter and many others. She’s done tons of ads and collaborations. So far she worked on a few huge projects and cooperated with brands such as Reebok, Nike, Hugo Boss, Paramount Pictures, SAB Miller, Max Factor, Jägermeister and many others. Read More

The Bold Italic

Vanessa | March 12th, 2010

As print media migrates online, there are some things that just don’t translate. For instance, there is just no replacement for the feeling of leafing through a beautifully designed magazine, its heavy, matte pages emanating that fresh paper smell. One new magazine, existing only online, comes close to rivaling print in design: The Bold Italic, which chronicles the offbeat in San Francisco. Read More

Whatchawannaknow??

Claire | March 11th, 2010

How did we ever survive without the internet?  I can’t imagine life without it.  The thin sliver of metal weighing 5.5 pounds that is my Macbook Pro performs all of the functions traditionally associated with a dictionary, encyclopedia, cookbook, radio, CD player, television, typewriter, and a host of other now-archaic devices.  It’s incredible how one machine paired with a single entity can render all of these gadgets obsolete in the blink of an eye.   Read More

Hipster Architecture

Ben | March 8th, 2010

I started reading ‘Sup Magazine this fall, when they ran interviews with a few of my recent favorite bands (Neon Indian, Washed Out). Since then, they’ve branched out beyond music coverage a little, but they still provide one of the best online sources for info on the best new music. Read More

UbuWeb: Protector of the avant-garde

Callan | March 8th, 2010


A relief from the nausea and clutter of our age is UbuWeb.  An online library dedicated to the avant-garde and non-commercial works of the last century. Read More

View on the river – Spreeblick

Benji | March 4th, 2010

Way back in 2002, when the internet was still a fresh tool for bloggers, Johnny Haeusler conceived Spreeblick. A fresh and new approach to journalism and pop-culture in and from Berlin as well as Germany itself. Read More

Selleck Waterfall Sandwich!

Sage | March 4th, 2010

Someone decided to take their multiple loves, Tom Selleck, sandwiches, and waterfalls, and decided to make it into a photo montage web page. It’s hilarious and amazing. For more of the same, go to selleckwaterfallsandwich.tumblr.com

‘Buzzing’ about ’staches, sandwiches and …Tom Selleck?

Jeff | March 3rd, 2010

What do you get when you mix an actor famous for his mustache, waterfalls and sandwiches? Apparently, all are the ingredients for one of the most hilarious blogs to hit the internet in a while, Selleck Waterfall Sandwich. Read More

This One’s For All Of Us

Kuma | March 2nd, 2010

I love the internet. It may sound daft but for as much self indulgent crap this new media playing field has allowed us to develop, it has also allowed men and women to come together to achieve the sorts of things that were unable to happen before.

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Chatroulette can be Fun

Antoine | March 1st, 2010

So funny that a few weeks ago, nobody heard about Chatroulette. Read More

chatroullette is a totally creepy and momentarily fascinating development in communication.

Callan | February 28th, 2010


The internet was created for military communication (see arpanet) by acid taking harvard and MIT grads who were as much cybernetic theorists as they were anarchists. Many of the advancements with the internet regarding software etc have been the result of lots of capital generated by pornography websites. The meeting point for this commerce and cybernetics theory, might I suggest, is a site like Chatroulette.com. Read More

iPad brings hope

igor | February 28th, 2010

It wouldn’t be too disengenuous to say that the iPad presentation has been widely discussed among local media circles as it has become eventually clear when and how Internet will terminate the magazines. It’s going to happen soon and very elegantly – in the shape of this thin silver rectangle. Read More

Leave it in the Playground(mag.net)

Paul | February 26th, 2010

I’m not a fan of music websites (pitchfork bores me) but playgroundmag.net is a madrid based, spanish language page that has one foot in obscure indie, the other in electronica and dance music, and isn’t all that concerned with being hip or the first to a certain band (although they often are). Read More

Groovy Age of Horror

Andy | February 26th, 2010

This is my new favourite website. It’s all about old sex / horror comics from the 70s and 80s . Read More

Giving you things you never asked for or wanted

Dicky | February 23rd, 2010

The Internet’s ability to deliver information and media to you in quick, bite-sized portions that you neither neither asked for nor wanted is… a mixed blessing. Read More