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C3CUBE initiates touch-screen kiosk entertainment revolution in India

During this IPL season, if you had walked into any of the major outlets of McDonald’s or Nirulas, the DT Mall Food Courts or any of 27 prime retail locations across the Delhi NCR region, you would have seen a crowd of young people engrossed in a futuristic, interactive touch-screen kiosk. This was the Dilli [...]

Mythology is Big Business in India

Sony Playstation plans to launch a Hanuman game for PS2, Ramayana on NDTV Imagine propels the network to top 3 status, Star Plus is about to launch a hip and cool version of Mahabharata and now Bollywood is about to embark on its first Mega 250cr Epic. Following in the footsteps of Lord of the [...]

Kundalini Awakening Animation Video

Its 2014. Google wins the Media Wars!

OK. It’s 2014. Google and Amazon have amalgamated to form Googlezon – Google owns cloud computing with the Google Grid and the New York Times and all newspapers are obsolete. Then Google launches EPIC…you have to see this great short film from the Museum of Media ….EPIC.

The State of Indian Design

Business Week, the international business magazine has done an interesting article – reflecting its current fascination with India as I am sure subscriptions must be climbing here – analyzing the the state of the Indian Graphic Design industry and the growing demand for talent, ideas and education. According to the article by Eliza Williams:
For a [...]

Spanish Film Festival: New Delhi – Now through 10th March

If the only Spanish film-maker you have heard of is Almodovar (or not even him) then this new festival in Delhi will be both a treat and an education for us philistines. A Spanish Film Festival is underway as i write this at the Stein Audiotrium (India Habitat Centre) and on the 10th at the [...]

Chandigarh Loses it Architectural Treasures

While most of the residents of Chandigarh are critical at worst or ambivalent at best about their “modernist” architecture, the rest of the world has slowly been stealing its unknown treasures and making a killing at international auction houses like Christies.
Furniture designed by Le Corbusier and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret – both were responsible [...]