Michael Cervieri is a ScribeLabs co-founder and an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs where he teaches a course called Tubes, Code and Content. On Twitter, he’s @bmunch.
Archive for Michael Cervieri
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Apple and the Art of the Media Leak
Apple’s Tablet strategy is one we’ve seen before. In the movies.
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Second Life Gets Sexed Up
An author returns to Second Life after a three year hiatus and finds deserted worlds… and a lot of sex. We’re ok with that.
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How Green is Your Code
When we choose the code that runs our computers, web sites, gadgets and phones, one of the last things we think about is the environmental impact of that decision. But in a world where changes in Facebook’s underlying code base could reduce their carbon emissions by 49,000 tons, it’s about time we do so.
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How to Spell Chinese Porn in Internet
China announces that it arrested over 5,300 in 2009 over Internet porn. They say they’ll further “purify” the Web in 2010. Are they on an anti-smut moral crusade, or simply using porn to censor the Web as their online population explodes?
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Designing the Future Magazine
A design prototype shows what an e-reader could be, and why publishers could get very, very excited.
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Tweets are Candy, Tumblrs are Snacks
Everyone and their mother creates end of year, best of lists. Not us. We’re meta. We point to other lists. Here’s one that caught our attention.
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Piano, Meet iPhone
Playing piano across six iPhones using synth software and a bit of touch? Yes, it can be done.
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ID Magazine Folds
After 55 years reporting on and leading the design world, the venerable magazine calls it quits.
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Boeing’s Dreamliner Finally Takes Flight
The most anticipated plane of modern times finally takes flight. How was it actually designed?
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I’ll See You in Court
A Dane turns himself into the police saying he illegally made legal copies of his private DVD collection.
