Archive for the ‘Digital Culture’ Category

May 28th, 2009

The Boy Who Cried Wolf Tee Reviews

By Matt Slusser

I know we haven’t been posting much lately but, busy bees that we are, we just sort of fell off the boat when it comes to regular postings. Apologies.
Anyway, I just wanted to post a quick aside about the 3 Wolf Tee meme that has made it off the internet and into the mainstream media [...]

October 15th, 2007

The Karma Police Would Like To Have a Word With You

By Matt Slusser

So Radiohead’s new release “In Rainbows” is apparently going to revolutionize the way music is distributed, the way bands make money, what record companies can really do to save themselves from torrent sites, blah, blah, blah, but a huge issue that has arisen since the release is how fans are reacting to the download provided.
The [...]

June 28th, 2007

If You Don’t SMO, Now You SMO

By Matt Slusser

The Web is growing up. Casting off the shackles of spam, black-hat SEO practices, and exploitation of Google loopholes in 1.0; 2.0 marketing practices have matured and become an interconnected system linking customers and marketers in completely new ways. The prolific blogosphere and sites like YouTube, Digg, myspace, Wikipedia and other social media sources have [...]

June 25th, 2007

Looking for Falkor and Finding Much More

By Matt Slusser

The other night my girlfriend and I, in casual conversation, came upon the topic of The Never Ending Story. Ok. So chit chat doesn’t usually tread upon the dark and misty paths of 80’s fantasy flicks, but our cat was looking just like that pearly dog/dragon that befriends Atreyu and for the life of me, [...]

June 12th, 2007

Fisticuffs of Fury

By Joe Devlin

God is in a generous mood this week. Along with speaking to Paris Hilton and telling her to do something with her life other than driving drunk and making low quality porn, He gave the Weblinc Bowling Team a second chance to win the Philadelphia Ad/Web Agency Bowling League. The Fisticuffs, led by [...]

June 7th, 2007

WebLinc is Hiring

By Jody Ferry

Why spend the best years of your life away in a fluorescent lit miasma of cubicles completing TPS reports when more fruitful opportunities exist? The WebLinc office is a blend of music, jokes, keyboard clacks and phones creating a symphony of productivity.
We encourage you to bring your personality to the table, wear what you’re [...]

May 30th, 2007

Microsoft Unveils Their New Surface Platform

By Jody Ferry

Microsoft unveiled their new multi-touch system today, called Surface. These touch systems are nothing new. The idea of multi-touch screen interaction has been around since the 80’s, and generally belongs to Jeff Han of NYU’s concept lab.
Microsoft has taken a step forward here with Surface’s ability to recognize other digital devices, such [...]