Issue #57 features Darth Vader’s best Jay-Z impression, how the film Alien would look were it cast with the Winnie the Pooh characters, the world’s first one-woman iPhone band, and digital Peeps. Plus, Matt Story shares a perspective on the opportunities and challenges of marketing via sports games.
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For the non-degenerate gamblers out there, the 136th Kentucky Derby will take place on May 1, 2010. Whether you follow the sport for financial reasons or the amazing (and over-the-top) outfits/hats, the Kentucky Derby is truly a spectacular sporting event.
However behind all the glitz and glamour of the event, there are difficult decisions concerning the horses that fall to injury throughout the season. With no other options, many owners are forced to have their horses euthanized.
While this is a regular occurrence in horse racing, are there similarities in the digital advertising world? Are brands running out of options with their work horse, the brand web site?
I knew I was late to the game on Hoarders, A&E’s “look inside the lives of two different people whose inability to part with their belongings is so out of control that they are on the verge of a personal crisis,” so I watched it over the weekend. I was smirking as the show came up and the initial interviews with the subjects began. Initial shots of their homes revealed stacked up boxes, stuffed animals, guns in open cases, and– in one home– a computer tucked away down a meandering walk-lane made of detritus. I happened to have my laptop open and glanced at my screen.
And then I became afraid.
Peruse through Issue #56 of Reflecteur in which we discuss Chat Roulette & the possible appearance of Bend Folds, why stick figures still RULE, how commenting has evolved to more than “First!” and “LOL’s” on a YouTube masterpiece, and why hate mail from 3rd graders is still cuter than scary. But here at Denuo, our biggest event is the welcoming of our newest Denuologist: Riley Carmen Bee, where she makes her Reflecteur debut.
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Take a look at issue 55 which highlights photography that makes you question your perception abilities, why a handful of Denuologists are bidding for mayorship all over the country (not to mention where our next paychecks are going), how Twitter has made us comfortable with shady links, and how our very own Denuologist, John Durbin, became a “Lost” sensation without even seeing an episode.
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