The chart you must read (great visual representation of Forrester's new research about what young people are doing online - thanks Bob!) (BusinessWeek)
- MySuperSweet16.com (is live as well as vh1's WorldOfPop.com. Also it appears L'il Bush did well in the ratings for Comedy Central)
- 100 Young Americans (Youth Culture in America: A story told in pictures...Ypulse reader Jerry sent me a link to this .pdf about what looks like a very cool photography book from Harper Collins out in 2007 - not on Amazon yet)
- Jon Savage's teenage soundtrack (the author of 'Teenage - the Creation of Youth 1875-1945' offers his 50 all-time teenage classics. Would you add this to his list?) (Guardian UK)
- Muslim Girl (I wrote about this magazine way back when...this is a nice profile in the San Francisco Chronicle)
- Aliens don't smoke pot (Slate's ad critic loves the new "Above the Influence" ads)
- Crowdsourcing Ts (The Washington Post, reg. required, writes about Threadless)
- Life of a Chines gold farmer (The New York Times Sunday Magazine, reg. required, goes inside the underground economy spawned by World of Warcraft)
- Good Copy Bad Copy (Dutch Danish! doc on mashup culture) (via Boing Boing)
- Disney to revive the 'girl game' (with Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey for Wii) (press release)
- The next Nancy Drew? ("Sarah Landon and the Paranormal Hour" - thanks Lisa!)
- The future of the University of New Orleans... (is in Second Life - thanks Derek!) (Associated Press)
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Regarding Good Copy, Bad Copy: Even though it looks good enough from the trailer that I would like it to be credited to my great home country, it is not a Dutch but a Danish documentary. The documentary can be downloaded for free from their site, to which you provided the link.
The Kingdom of The Netherlands and The Kingdom of Denmark are very distinctly different in language, culture, history, geographical location and just about everything else that separates nations. The Danish nation brought us Bose, Lego and Carlsberg beer. The Netherlands brought the world Heineken, Big Brother, the CD, Amstel, dykes and Grolsch. Both kingdoms ARE in Europe so I can understand the confusion.
Now go and study the map of Europe and next time we will discuss the differences between Latvia and Lithuania :-)
Posted by: Maarten | June 18, 2007 2:18 PM