Most Contagious 2010

Great stuff in here...

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The Wantist

When you're looking for a gift, instead of searching the same old websites, let The Wantist help you find it.

Stupid simple product browsing. Nice photography. Cool gifts.

 

 

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Free Holiday Gift For Your Parents

I get a call at least once a week from my dad asking me for computer help.  Now, thanks to a few people at Google, I can send him a quick video instead of wasting 30 minutes explaining how to attach a photo to an email. Awesome.

Teach Parents Tech.

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Little Drummer Boy - Will Ferrell and John C Reilly

The holidays are truly joyous, my friends. Enjoy.

<div style="text-align:left;font-size:x-small;margin-top:0;width:512px;">Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy with Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly from Will Ferrell</div>

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Burger King uses augmented reality

 

Burger King's augmented reality banner created out of Crispin Porter + Bogusky promoted BK's value menu. Viewers would hold up any old dollar bill to their web ams and get a taste of what the greenback can buy. They can also use their faces to make like The King.

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Digital Ninja vs Traditionalist

 In case you haven't seen this hilarious video of a conversation between a digital strategist and a traditionalist...

<p>digital ninja from moon stuff on Vimeo.</p>

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Approval From Strangers Is Hot This Season

Insecure "socialites" rejoice!

Fashism is here to satisfy your need for peer approval while stoking your exhibitionistic fire.

Just upload a picture of yourself trying on a new shirt, sporting a new haircut or rocking some jewelery and get instant feedback from the Fashism community. If you're not ready for the virtual stage, judge others by clicking "I like it", "I hate it" and commenting.

There's also a point system offering rewards every time a photo is uploaded and a comment is made or voted for on the site. These points help unlock discounts and specials through Fashism's retail partners.

What do you think? Cool idea or sad cultural commentary?

 

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