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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 [...]

DilliDilSe.com brings a fresh take on the success of the Delhi Daredevils.

New Delhi, 22 May 2009 – As the Delhi Daredevils make their way into the semi-finals, one website is proving a big hit with fans as it celebrates the victories in a novel and unique way. Developed by New Delhi and New York creative hotshop, C3CUBE Multimedia for Coca-Cola India, www.DilliDilSe.com takes Daredevils fans into [...]

Forecasting the World in 2019

A new online multi-player game has been launched by the Future Institute in Menlo Park (Silicon Valley) called SuperStruct:
….the world’s first massively multiplayer forecasting game. By playing the game, you’ll help us chronicle the world of 2019–and imagine how we might solve the problems we’ll face. Because this is about more than just envisioning the [...]

Brewster Kahle: A digital library, free to the world

Brewster Kahle: A digital library, free to the world
This great video from TED shows Brewster Kahle, inventor and librarian, talking about his universal free library for everything ever written, filmed or recorded….yes, utopian open ideas can still exist in today’s consumerist word – thank god!

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.

Reality Check: Web 2.0 a non-starter in Indian market

According to the Business Standard and research firm IDC, the majority of Indian Web 2.0 sites have no real business model and are struggling for both revenues and investments:
It’s a shiny, new dance floor, but how many can dance? The Web 2.0 market in India is still struggling for direction and funding, though the start-up [...]

Seven Steps to Building a Great Online Brand

A quick survey of Websites considered “GREAT” will reveal that the majority of them were started by small companies or entrepreneurs using limited financing, a lot of sweat and a great idea. YouTube.com, Linkedin.com, Craigslist.com, Flickr.com, Naukri.com and even the big boys Yahoo and Google were once ideas in the heads of individuals or small [...]