5 Essential Digital Media Links from the Delvinia Team: 2011 Feb 7 – Feb 13

Each week we feature the 5 most viewed links on our Posterous link sharing blog. This week’s links include the latest on the HTML5 vs Native-App debate, creating emotional attachments to digital objects, a talk on threats to personal privacy online, Google’s breathtaking Art Project and a demo of a 10 meter-wide interactive touch screen. Enjoy.

Stay the course with HTML5 or Go Native?
TechCrunch looks at the latest developments in the ongoing developer debate between native-app development and HTML5. Nice comparison of the different approaches of technologies big three; Apple, Google and Facebook. Link shared by Jim Morrison, Director of Technology

Creating emotional attachment to digital objects
PSFK’s explores thoughts on the application of real-world characteristics, such as weathering and hand-written notes to digital devices and their applications to create emotional resonance and personal expression. Link shared by Randy Matheson, Director of Emerging Media.

The Future of Privacy [video]
Salim Ismail of Singularity University speaks about the threats to personal privacy as we turn our lives into information property. Video recorded at San Francisco’s Big Think Presents: Farsight 2011: Beyond the Search Box. Link shared by Jim Morrison, Director of Technology.

Avoid the Lineups, Google a Museum Today
Using Streetview-type functionality Art Project Powered by Google is providing amazing remote access to museums around the world. Get up close to masterpieces without worrying about security escorting you to an exit. Link shared by Ricardo Queiroz, Art Director.

My Superbowl Party 2015 will Have This [video]
Check out the video demo of a 10 meter wide “Reality Touch Screen” created by students at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. The screen is able to handle up to 100 multi-touch inputs at a time. Link shared by Randy Matheson, Director of Emerging Media.

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5 Most Viewed Articles on the Delvinia Link Pool: Sept 20 – Sept 26

• Work Culture Isn’t Trivial, So Pay Attention To It
  Business Insider
• 10 Inspiring Non-Traditional Workspaces
  Mashable
• QPC’s Articulated Naturality Web looks to one up augmented reality
  Engadget
• HTML5: The Facts And The Myths
  Smashing Magazine
• Adobe shows off plenoptic lenses that let you refocus an image after it’s taken [video]
  Engadget

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5 Most Viewed Articles on the Delvinia Link Pool: April 26 – May 2

>Highlights: The Journal’s Exclusive Interview With Adobe CEO | Digits – WSJ

New Report Details the State of Twitter | Mashable

Watch Social Media Grow With The Real-Time Social Web Clock | Social Times

Microsoft Agrees With Apple And Google: “The Future Of The Web Is HTML5″ | TechCrunch

How social media has changed executive roles – Charlene Li on Open Leadership | SFGate.com

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