Sunday, July 1, 2007

F.W. Murnau 10:06:04 PM

gs 9:42:46 PM

Album Sides 'Dark Side of the Moon' shines on iTunes. Blog: Pink Floyd fans are helping to make The Dark Side of the Moon a best seller again--this time at Apple's iTunes. [CNET News.com] 7:56:12 PM

Living Color HTML Hex Color Code List. There are lots of these sorts of things around, but Colour Lover's Ultimate HTML Color HEX Code List looks useful enough to save for later use. [via COLOURlovers] [work/space] 3:03:52 PM

The Cartoonist Talks The Cartoonist talks to George Parker.. This time I'm talking to George Parker, who has been working in the ad business for more than 678 years. He's a copywriter who used to be an art director in the early 60s, and he's won several Cannes Gold and Silver Lions, Clios, Effies and whatnot. Before I get carried away, read his official bio: George Parker has more than 30 years of agency experience with prestigious Madison Avenue firms such as Ogilvy & Mather, Young & Rubicam, J. Walter Thompson and many others. He is the winner of hundreds of advertising awards, including Cannes Gold and Silver Lions, Clios, Effies and the David Ogilvy award. His blog AdScam was named one of the four best advertising blogs in the world by Campaign Magazine. [The Cartoonist] 11:36:02 AM

CarDomain.com After Nine Years, Auto Community CarDomain Gets $3 Million In First Round. CarDomain.com, a community site for auto enthusiasts, has secured $3 million in a first round from co-founder Alex Algard, Seattle PI reported. The Seattle-based company had raised $250K in seed funding when it started nine years ago, but hasn't sought additional financing since. Algard, who also founded WhitePages.com with an investment of $900 in 1997, had initially intended to obtain venture funding for CarDomain, but delays kept cropping up. Now, with the site growing, Algard feels the need to add new features to maintain and build its user base. The financing will support those new features, which will offer more forums and the ability for users to embed video into their car pages. And the site's 1.5 million members will be asked to contribute their car knowledge on the automotive wiki that is scheduled to be unveiled sometime over the next month. By  (David Kaplan). [paidContent.org] 11:24:03 AM