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Our favorite new show featured on page one has a twist – it’s filmed in Ikea…. secretly. Hilarity ensues.
In this issue we discuss an amazing, and fairly secret, twist in review bombing. We also supply commentary on a helpful video for parents that provides a 101 on online stalking of college-aged students.
In Reflecteur we often bring attention to sites or efforts that are redefining the mash-up in amazingly creative ways. This issue brings attention to two great examples: the Bb 2.0 YouTube re-mixer and 8-bit trip. Both required amazing levels of skill to organize and create for little benefit other than success.
John Durbin demonstrating the importance of meh at a Denuo outing.
Generation Y seems to be plagued with the label of being…I dunno…indifferent. Marketers spend billions attempting to get through to us, and so far it looks like discordant jingles and sacrificial non-friendships are the only things worth acknowledging these days. Figures that we’re responsible for perpetuating the ultimate expression for apathy: meh (or “meah” if you’re nasal).
Yes, I know. It’s been around for a while, and became official last year. But has anyone ever figured out where it came from? Keep reading to find out.
