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I'm not gonna stop forcing this "gaming life" or "life as a game" or "game-based incentives" bullshit down your throats so get used to it.

for $50, fans can contribute to making the film ( a doc about his life and work), give thoughts, receive a print of his self portrait daily 7.14

daily 9.7

Really cool social storytelling tool. You map life experiences to their respective times and places, and other users can either follow your whole story or search for stories linked to a specific time or place.

daily 9.29

private social networks for shows

Interactive chart shows how pricing and sales have changed over the years for a number of types of consumer electronics.

Fashion blogger Elin Klin, style by Kling, is getting her own line of clothing at H&M in Scandanavia.

weekly 1.29

Don't let the Second Life part distract you. This guy is saying game graphics in web browsers will be on par with the graphics of today's consoles by 2013.

Coca-cola like machine case study taken from the Facebook studio. Includes videos of the Renault like badges and a Hyundai like thing.

This  company will print a book out of your FB activity

Play in actual traffic via a live streaming camera. Amazing!

New service mashes up Google Maps + YouTube to create local video feeds.

Game Informer Magazine's paid and verified circulation leapt particularly after GameStop beefed up the loyalty program that includes a subscription to the title. All You's "Enjoy Life for Less" message continued to resonate with readers as the economy kept sputtering, according to publisher Suzanne Quint.  Most intriguing, however, was a program under which bloggers began touting All You subscriptions in exchange for a small cut of any sales generated.

Forecast for online grocery sales. Boomboomboom?

Amazon is taking a direct shot at the U.S. Post Office by launching their in-real-life locker box service as a delivery portal for the crap people buy on Amazon.com. They launched in Seattle in 7-Eleven stores, and have recently been spotted in Rite Aide and Gristedes in New York. This isn't an entirely new idea, as Best Buy and Walmart already allow in-store pick-ups of online purchases, but it finally solves the problem of where we can get out Twilight Saga books delivered without having to explain it to our roommates.