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Month: September 2010

Writer Intimacy

Since the iPad has been released, it’s been interesting to see how application designers are taking advantage of the generous … More

Brian Eno, focus, Information Architects, iPad, simplicity, writing

Space: 1999

When I was a kid I loved watching the 1970’s tv show Space: 1999. For some reason it was only … More

science fiction, tv show

Dragging Video Objects

Using a timeline slider to scroll through video to find the moment when an object is at a specific position … More

experiments, research, video

MoodLogic Magnet Browser

There’s no reason I can’t talk about my own projects on this blog, right? Just keep in mind that this … More

browser, magnet browser, magnets, MoodLogic, music, music discovery, search, Triplecode

Engagement via Gaming

The power of gaming to engage is something I keep running into lately. Specifically: the idea that gaming is an … More

games, journalism, news

myFry

Stephen Fry‘s new iPhone app MyFry has already received a lot of blog coverage… but I wanted to quickly post … More

book, books, ebook, iPhone, publishing, Stephen Fry

Jodi (1999)

Jodi.org may be best known for their web-based artworks, but I recently found these images and thought they’d be interesting … More

art, chaos, Jodi, jodi.org

The Future of Screens, 2014

Swedish firm TAT (The Astonishing Tribe) has created a future vision of screen technology. Set in 2014, it shows some … More

future vision, open innovation, TAT, The Astonishing Tribe

Rosemarie Fiore

Take a look at these photographs by Rosemarie Fiore. Each one takes a video game and captures one gameplay as … More

games, photographs, Rosemarie Fiore

Form+Code

Just released is “Form+Code,” by Casey Reas, Chandler McWilliams, and LUST. It’s a great book — a beautiful examination of … More

book, Casey Reas, Chandler McWilliams, experiments, Processing, programming

Digg & Twitter Redesign

This week, both Twitter and Digg released new versions of their services. Digg launched a redesigned version of their website, … More

Digg, innovation, iPad, iPhone, labs.digg.com, redesign, Tweetie, Twitter

Arcade Fire

This week Arcade Fire launched the interactive video The Wilderness Downtown, based on their track We Used To Wait. Enter … More

Aaron Koblin, Arcade Fire, Chrome, experiments, Google, HTML5, music video, open source

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This is a blog about the past, present, and future of interactive media design.
 
I'm David Young. As Triplecode I work at the intersection of design and emerging technologies.

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