links for 2008-11-26

• Amazon.com: Samsung NC10-14GB 10.2-Inch Netbook (1.6 GHz Intel Atom Processor, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, 6 Cell Battery, XP Home) Blue: Computers & PC Hardware
• NC10-14GB netbook – mobile computing SAMSUNG
• the lime machine | music – motion graphics – programming
  the lime machine offers their experience, creativity, and artistry to the free market in the form of new media total solutions, including broadcast-quality commercials and advertisements, web site branding, podcast and video blog sound design and branding, viral video production and execution, as well as the sort of coaching and consulting you need to take your brand, products, and services to the next-level.
  (tags: music commercials film live events radio plays podcastssupervision motion graphics design animation compositing programming flash game development web application interface multimedia)
• Delivr : http://adage.com/globalideanetwork/post?article_id=132835 – http://paulswansen.delivr.com/100va – share with Delivr
• Advertising Age – Ad Age is the leading source of news, views and data for the ad, marketing and media industries.
  (tags: webdesign web2.0 web trends research reference propaganda news publicidade)
• thecoolhunter.net
• COL – fashion | tech | science | fascinations » Yearbook Yourself
• Coudal Partners
  (tags: ping.fm)
• COAST TO COAST AM WITH GEORGE NOORY
• The Only Redhead in Taiwan
• Google Translate
• In 'Poor But Sexy' Berlin, Brands Need to Understand Casual – Global Idea Network – Advertising Age
  Expat blogger Chris Abraham writes about Berlin's intentional casualness and how marketers can use it to their advantage.
  (tags: ping.fm Germany Berlin marketing advertising culture)
• In "Poor But Sexy" Berlin, Brands Need to Understand Casual – Global Idea Network – Advertising Age
  Expat blogger Chris Abraham writes about Berlin's intentional casualness and how marketers can use it to their advantage.
  (tags: ping.fm Germany Berlin marketing advertising culture europe)
• Survivor Corps – Survivor Corps Blog
  (tags: ping.fm)

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