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2
Sep
2010
Screenprinting
Ok, as some of you know, I’ve worked with theACQUISITIONERS for one-of-a-kind Live Screen Printing at events. I have been busy to say the least. theACQUISITIONERS have perfected the Live Screen Printing routine, which has been great. I’ve actually sold designs to Armani Exchange for one of the events. I know; not what you would think would be my style, but hey they have money and who does not like a little money, right? So with a handful of live screen printing events coming up, theACQUISITIONERS had modified the 4 arm silkscreen press to be fully mobile. theACQUISITIONERS can now show up almost anywhere with a minimal budget to throw down and screen print live at the next party.
So while I am no screen printer, anyone who knows me know that I’ve always had the creative streak. With an eye for design and a strong understanding of the creative process, I commission and curate from a handful of local underground artists. So theACQUISITIONERS are the perfect way to scratch that unique itch of brand affinity, experiential marketing and creative design. So I get some of the glory, theACQUISITIONERS do all the live screenprinting dirty work.
3
Mar
2010
WordPress Gets Real-Time With PubSubHubbub
WordPress.com powers alot of blogs, millions and all those blogs are about to get a new real-time feature, thanks to alot of Hubbub.
WordPress recently announced that the company has pushed support for PubSubHubbub live, a new technology that will push blog content to RSS and ATOM services much more quickly.
This is a very clever way to allow WordPress blogs to distribute content as it’s published to 3rd party services, rather than waiting for those services to check each feed for new posts. It’s on and live for all WordPress.com blogs, though self-hosted blogs must add a simple plugin, here to go real-time with this feature.
PubHubSubbub as highlighted in the video above. However those of you who want to find out more about the new protocol can do so over at the PuSH project site, here.
