Congratulations YouTube!
YouTube surpasses 100 hours of video uploaded each minute in its eight birthday.
Google Maps Treasure Mode
Visit the Treasure Map
This Exquisite Forest is an online collaborative art project that lets users create short animations that build off one another as they explore a specific theme. The result is a collection of branching narratives resembling trees.
The project was conceived by Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin, and produced by Google and Tate. It makes extensive use of Google Chrome’s HTML5 and JavaScript support, as well as Google App Engine and Google Cloud Storage.
Google releases a new Glass project video and invites people to try it and become a Glass Explorer
HOW TO APPLY?
Using Google+ or Twitter, tell what you would do if you had Glass, starting with the hashtag #ifihadglass.
- Your application must be 50 words or less
- You must include #ifihadglass in your application
- You can include up to 5 photos with your application
- You can include a short video (15 secs max)
- Be sure to follow the project on Google+ (+ProjectGlass) or Twitter (@projectglass) so that they can contact you directly
- You must be at least 18 years old and live in the U.S. to apply
- More information
NAMAC and The Daily Dot are partnering to host a live Google Hangout that will bring together leading figures in a variety of disciplines to talk transmedia and assess how different disciplines are engaging audiences and expanding stories across a variety of platforms. The conversation will be moderated by Professor Henry Jenkins.
Find your way to Oz: a Chrome experiment inspired by Disney’s Oz The Great and Powerful
Find Your Way to Oz is an interactive journey inspired by Sam Raimi’s latest feature film, Oz The Great and Powerful.
Built using advanced web technologies, this Chrome Experiment will take you through a dusty Kansas circus to the vibrant land of Oz.
#Freeandopen | Keep the Internet Free and Open
A free and open world depends on a free and open Internet. Governments alone should not determine the future of the Internet. The billions of people around the globe that use the Internet, and the experts that build and maintain it, should be included.
Google’s Niantic Project leads to Android ARG Ingress
“A mysterious energy has been unearthed by a team of scientists in Europe. The origin and purpose of this force is unknown, but some researchers believe it is influencing the way we think. We must control it or it will control us”.
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