Tag Archives: facebook

Facebook Is AOLifying the Internet—and That Sucks

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 03.09.2011. Filed under odd/interesting, technology. Tagged , , . 1 Comment.
zuckerburg-aol

Gizmodo has a nice and (imho) accurate criticism of Facebook’s current strategy—being everything to everyone. When an entire generation of computer users first poked our doe-eyed faces onto a young internet, many of us were greeted with a single, encompassing, monolithic face peering back: the … Read More →

Porsche 911, Facebook Fans

Written by Jon Morschl. Posted on 02.21.2011. Filed under graphic design, industrial design. Tagged . No comments.
porschefb1

Continuing typography from Friday, we have the Porsche 911 Facebook Fan car. Not only does this sucker sport Porsche’s legendary 911 style, it’s also a hybrid. Which means it hauls ass on the racetrack and gets (relatively) great gas mileage! Put that on your status … Read More →

Social Media Demographics: Who’s Using Which Sites?

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 06.03.2010. Filed under graphic design. Tagged , , . 1 Comment.
Social Media Grahic

This informative and slightly complex info-graphic enables you to quickly see who’s using which social media sites. Via

Facebook Privacy is a Tangle of Options

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 05.14.2010. Filed under odd/interesting. Tagged , , . No comments.
Facebook Privacy Info-graphic

The New York Times details the privacy options in Facebook and other elements about Facebook privacy like the amount of words in the privacy statement over time (which by the way is now longer than the constitution of the United States of America). Read more … Read More →

Facebook: The Design That Could Have Been

Written by James Kurtz III. Posted on 04.27.2010. Filed under graphic design. Tagged , , . No comments.
facebook redesign

iA reveals some work they did with Facebook several years ago. It’s an interesting concept and is gaining a lot of popularity around the internet. the design looks nice and is functional. Hopefully some of this will be taken into consideration by the folks at … Read More →