Contextless links: June 30, 2008

It’s a Monday, the last day of the month, and the end of a fiscal year. What better day than today to wrap tie up some loose ends? Here are some links I’ve been keeping in the newsreader and del.icio.us account just for this occasion.

Brand tags: a collective experiment in brand perception.” And a great way to waste time.

The website is down. Another great time-waster. Share with your IT folks. They’ll love it. Or hate you. Um, maybe you’d better watch first.

Great college TV ads from Wilkes University, as presented by College Web Guy.

A question for college website creators, posed by Mark Greenfield.

The employable web designer
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Media analysis, Google Maps-style. This is a brilliant mashup. PR folks, take heed. Via @bobledrew tweet.

8 disruptive technology changes.

Webcentricity and the future of print designers.

Anthropology Professor, Now a YouTube Star, Says Web Video Can Help People Craft Their Identities

Jeff Jarvis on the crowdsourced life.

Down with Helvetica: design your own font, a New York Times piece about Fontstruct, via @ADenson‘s recent tweet.

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