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There’s a reason LinkedIn is as successful as it is with more than 150 million accounts and two new ones created every second. It serves the need to separate our personal lives with our professional ones. While LinkedIn has been largely unchallenged as the more serious and subdued ‘professional network’ (as opposed to seemingly more frivolous offerings of Facebook or Twitter), there’s now ResumUP – a site that turns your online profile into a visual resume.

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April 15, 2012 is the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.  To recognise the event, The History Press opened a Twitter account (@TitanicRealTime) that tweets up-to-the-minute experiences as if it were 1912.

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It’s always a bummer to get a 404 error message right? Well not this one!

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Enter WeTopia

WeTopia is a new social game that enables players to directly fund initiatives that improve the lives of children.

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Consider yourself an athlete? You’re pretty quick, right? Almost as quick as a world-class marathon runner? You’re welcome to try your luck. Well, for 60 feet anyway.

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Heineken design

This week, Heineken announced the selection of the 19 designers they believe have the vision and talent to co-create a pioneering nightclub concept, as part of Heineken Open Design Explorations Edition 1: The Club

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Check out the video and you’ll see why.

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Scooby Gang

 

Despite his healthy appetite for Scooby Snax and other junk foods, Scooby Doo has been named  the “healthiest” cartoon character for British children to watch by the UK Department of Health.

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Milton Glaser spoke about professional development and the consequences of fear at Berghs’ Exhibition 2011. A must see for any creative!

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“In the old days people didn’t make things. People would go to photography exhibits… people would go and buy records… and there were ‘professional artists’. Now everybody’s a photographer, everybody’s a writer, everybody’s a film maker and everybody’s a musician.”

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