This whiteboard runs Windows
Very cool demo of an interactive ‘whiteboard’ that turns a sketch into a working model … a must-have for your next brainstorming session More …
David Byrne interviews Thom Yorke
“In terms of digital income, we’ve made more money out of this record than out of all the other Radiohead albums put together, forever” More …
Re-commodification
Peter Radford’s superfine wool might be a prime example of ‘de-commodification’, but is that what New Zealand wants? The Aussies have no doubt: yes, please More …
Urban sprawl
Finding space in Bangkok isn’t easy, but the entrepreneurial will find a way … More …
Philippe Starck: Why design?
The effervescent Philippe Starck on toilet brushes and why design matters More …
Shortland Street’s stunt
Leaked ending, or viral teaser? Ana reckons she knows More …
Rod Drury on managing people
Great list. You can't get this kind of wisdom anywhere but on the job More …
Those strange accountants
1Creative thinking is dangerous - when it's done in isolation More …
Auckland’s New Logo should be no-go
1Why the proposed logo for Auckland is horrible—without even seeing it More …
The tipping point
Guinness’s latest big-budget tv spot—directed by the same guy who brought you the Sony ‘Bravia’ ads—took a week to film in an Argentinian village More …
It’s Showtime
1It’s the time of year when graduating design students show the fruits of their labours. Set aside some time to check the shows out More …
That 70s catalogue
These JC Penney clothes are fantastic More …
The View from Germany
How does New Zealand compare to Germany? Vincent Heeringa reflects on what it feels like to come home in the Idealog podcast More …
Sad cubes
Does your workplace suck? Not as much as these, surely? Wired magazine asked readers to send in pictures of the suckiest cubicles in the world. And yup, they do not rock More …
Hot Topic only Kiwi represented
Hot news. Hot Topic, the blog of the book by Gareth Renowden and published by Idealog publisher AUT Media, is the only Kiwi finalist in the Australia NZ section of the 2007 Weblog awards More …
