NY Times, Censoring of Tweets Sets Off #Outrage:
The announcement signals the choice that a service like Twitter has to make about its own existence: Should it be more of a free-speech tool that can be used in defiance of governments, as happened during the Arab Spring protests, or a commercial venture that necessarily must obey the laws of the lands where it seeks to attract customers and eventually make money?
(via Susanna Hertrich)
“We’re making the transition from an application to a platform for your memory,” he said. “Our goal is to make each of the individual applications very simple and beautiful. They each do something very straightforward and from there, it’s a gateway to the rest of the Evernote experience.”
Phil Libin, the chief executive of Evernote
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Reveal Project - Personal Data Mirror (by NYT R&D) via @saracera
Upside Down, Left To Right: A Letterpress Film (by Danny Cooke)
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Staple Design/Jeff Staple Interview (by Eighteen Eighty)
Phantogram re-imagining “16 years” for the MOOG SOUND LAB (via MoogMusicInc)
Yosemite HD (by Project Yosemite) via @hilaurabelle, @JoshuaVP
Concepts (by MoreInterpretations)
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Now I know what to do with my @bestmadeco axe!
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