Virtual worlds for children could undermine the human values that societies need them to learn, says industry veteran.
BBC News
BBC News
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(99)
-
▼
October
(89)
- How Is Your Head Screwed On?
- That Nearly Scared Me to Death! Let's Do It Again
- EasySponsorship: DIY Fundraising
- She’s Famous (and So Can You)
- Pay Up, Kid, or Your Igloo Melts
- Hello, India? I Need Help With My Math
- AOL To Announce Internet "Do-Not-Track" List
- Who needs an ad agency when your corporation is a ...
- Howtoons cartoon science project book
- Bands find video games a ticket to fame
- Devendra Banhart and Paul Klee at SFMOMA
- Design Concept: Disappearing Wall Stairs Should Be...
- EveryScape's 3-D Maps Take You Inside Landmark Bui...
- Gnarley: FunnyOrDie Extends Into Extreme Sports
- In Foray Into TV, Google Is to Track Ad Audiences
- WPP Group Buys a Top Digital Agency
- Microsoft Buys Stake in Facebook
- New eBay site helps finance poor
- Virtual worlds threaten 'values'
- Facebook Experiments With Ads Targeting People’s I...
- Smelly screens selling beer on the streets
- BlinkBox: User Generated Ads For Movies, TV (and i...
- Google’s Purchase of Jaiku Raises New Privacy Issues
- Welcome to the Rat Race: Steelcase's Desk/Treadmil...
- Sony's Virtual World Brand-Friendly
- The T-Phone: Interesting Idea, Poor Excecution
- Bedroom 747: Man Builds $30,000 Jumbo Jet Simulato...
- The Web as Dominant Platform: Google VP Articulate...
- If You Thought a Half-Hour of TV Was Worth 4 Minut...
- Don't Fear Big Beer: The Long Tail is Nothing New
- Recycling the Whole House
- Firms seek online copyright pact
- Instacritique: Why Pan Creative Work When You Can ...
- U2 Tower
- MySpace and Skype to Announce Partnership
- High Impact: Impact Jackets (a.k.a. Wearable Airba...
- Does Your Building Need A Social Network? Why Not.
- Gore's Current TV enlists Web users to shape news
- Coals to Newcastle: The Donald Hands Out Free Mone...
- "Anti-Social Networking" Sites Mock Web 2.0 Trends
- AdReady Lets You Create Tacky Home Loan Ads Too
- 73 and Loaded With Friends on Facebook
- Facts Prove No Match for Gossip, It Seems
- Two, Deux, Dos: Heavily Used Words Evolve More Slowly
- Green = Modern
- ‘Dexter’ campaign gets away with murder
- The New Advertising Outlet: Your Life
- Viral Campaign for 'Alive' TV Series Launches Befo...
- Countdown to CMJ 07
- ABC Reshapes the Evening News for the Web
- YouTube lets users map videos onto Google Earth
- After Years of Being Out, the Necktie Is In
- In India, a $2,500 Pace Car
- XBox Live Arcade gets its first advergame
- Gone Baby Gone
- "Regis And Kelly" Go 3-D For Halloween
- "Fashion" retailers losing cachet with teens: survey
- Bandwagonesque: Open source bands, flavor of the m...
- AT&T gearing up for 3G
- Rolex Phone
- Nintendo introduces WiiFit
- Firefox Coming To Your Phone
- Famous 2.0: VanityRing Publicizes Your Google Coun...
- Volvo ad turns audience into joysticks
- Open borders sought for virtual worlds
- Wealthy investing more in environment
- Sheba Is a Punk Rocker
- Team Nice: Do a Good Deed and Get Rewarded
- Why do people become attached to their products?
- The Art of Promotion: Chanel Bags and the Mobile A...
- EBay: Working Airwolf Helmet On Ebay: Demand Is Th...
- MySpace Platform To Launch Next Week
- Coffee: Illy House-in-a-Shipping-Container Comes t...
- 3D Magic: Adobe Tinkering With 3D Image Manipulati...
- Yahoo Music to record execs: No more DRM, ever
- BitTorrent moves from piracy to video streaming
- Millionaires turn to psychologists
- Nanotechnology pioneers win physics Nobel
- Twitter Testing Text Footer Ads
- Google Plans Service to Allow Advertisers to Use M...
- Advertising Is Good For The Economy
- Google Gets Into The Phone Business
- Boomers Get Expensive Hobbies
- Myth and Mystery
- When Freedom Sings
- Everybody Loves Free Stuff
- Adam Smith, not Radiohead, stiffed by fans
- New Radiohead
- San Francisco...the stylish and branded city by th...
-
▼
October
(89)
No comments:
Post a Comment