Voices From The Revolution: Syria

Unrest in the middle east never seems to be far from the healines. Recently Syria has been embroiled in a struggle between President Bashar al-Assad and protesters angry about police brutality and excessive government crackdowns. On the verge of civil uprising, it should be known that Syria has a very turbulant history. In this video Bear Kittay goes to the Israel Syria border and explores the contrast between the natural beauty of the landscape and the violent history of the [...]

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Sarah Austin at Macworld 2012

If anybody knows anything about Sarah Austin, it’s that this girl loves tech conferences. Why? Well.. one of the reasons is the boatloads of free swag! Check it out as Sarah takes Macworld 2012 by storm and tries to gather as much free stuff as she can. Be sure to follow us on Twitter! And check us out on Facebook

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Edward Saatchi and the Facebook of the Private Sector

Sarah Austin sits down with entrepreneur Edward Saatchi. During his work with the Obama campaign in 2008, Edward co-founded NationalField.com, a social networking site designed specifically for private business operations. The Facebook model obviously works in the public space, but can it improve business operations? Check out the interview and let us know what you think in the comments below. Check out NationalField Be sure to follow us on Twitter! And check us out on Facebook

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Chinese Blogger Looking for Husband in NYC

A woman has become an international celebrity because she is on a quest to find her “perfect” husband. She’s been called China’s most hated reality star by People magazine, but she doesn’t care about bad press. This story is breaking on News: (via Want China Times- Feng Jie at a hospital in Guangzhou after undergoing plastic surgery). Her name is Luo Yufeng, or Fengjie, and she is a Chinese internet celebrity who left Shanghai in 2010 for America on a [...]

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Voices From The Egyptian Revolution: Tahrir Square

The defining moment of the egyptian revolution, which is still ongoing, happened on January 25th 2011 in Tahrir Square, Cairo. Protestors demanded the overthrow of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Sarah Austin shares her experience of Tahrir Square from her travels in the Middle East. For more stories from the revolution check out 18 Days In Egypt Be sure to follow us on Twitter! And check us out on Facebook

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Organized: Internet Famous in High School

ORGANIZED Concept Titles from Adam Gaines on Vimeo. A friend of ours created a title sequence for a TV pilot he wrote about a mafia-type group forming within a typical suburban high school in an attempt to try and get attention in a viral/online way. Organized has a great opening credit. I’m looking forward to seeing what becomes of this TV show about what it would be like to create a viral video in high school. Adam Gaines is a [...]

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    Voices From The Revolution: Syria

    Unrest in the middle east never seems to be far from the healines. Recently Syria has been embroiled in a struggle between President Bashar al-Assad and protesters angry about police brutality and excessive government crackdowns. On the verge of civil uprising, it should be known that Syria has a very turbulant history. In this video Bear Kittay goes to the Israel Syria border and explores the contrast between the natural beauty of the landscape and the violent history of the [...]

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    Sarah Austin at Macworld 2012

    If anybody knows anything about Sarah Austin, it’s that this girl loves tech conferences. Why? Well.. one of the reasons is the boatloads of free swag! Check it out as Sarah takes Macworld 2012 by storm and tries to gather as much free stuff as she can. Be sure to follow us on Twitter! And check us out on Facebook

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    Edward Saatchi and the Facebook of the Private Sector

    Sarah Austin sits down with entrepreneur Edward Saatchi. During his work with the Obama campaign in 2008, Edward co-founded NationalField.com, a social networking site designed specifically for private business operations. The Facebook model obviously works in the public space, but can it improve business operations? Check out the interview and let us know what you think in the comments below. Check out NationalField Be sure to follow us on Twitter! And check us out on Facebook

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