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The Recording Industry and Online Piracy by the numbers (infographic)
by Robin Malau on 21. Jun, 2010 in Music
Hey, Have a Look at My Song Page!
by Robin Malau on 21. Jun, 2010 in Music
I just tweaked the song page in this blog as I now use Soundcloud to host the songs. The thing i like about Soundcloud is their pretty widget, and by far has a fairly useful free account. Their widget is customizable, and its waveform graphic is so cool! The widgets are embeddable too, so if [...]
Top 25 Most Livable Cities in the World
by Robin Malau on 20. Jun, 2010 in Research says
Monocle Magazine put out Quality of Life survey, and the result is 25 most livable cities in the world. Most of the ‘livable’ cities is unsurprisingly located in Europe, which Munich, Germany rank #1. The only South Asia’s city included in the list is Singapore, which dropped from 18th last year to 21. Monocle also [...]
Indonesians Lead Usage, but Malaysians Lead Entertainment Consumption
by Robin Malau on 18. Jun, 2010 in internet
Yahoo! posted Yahoo! S.E Asia releases study on Internet trends and media consumptions on their company blog. The study is conducted in Vietnam, Indonesia, The Philippines and Malaysia. What isn’t surprising me on the key findings is that Indonesia, the largest and fastest growing online market in Southeast Asia, has recorded a jump from 22% [...]
No Matter How Much Space You Have, Apple Has a Piece of Hardware to Fit In
by Robin Malau on 17. Jun, 2010 in Apple
MacLife: From the monolithic Mac Pro right down to the where-the-heck-did-I-leave it size of the iPod shuffle, Cupertino has something shiny ready and waiting for you. Note: and this is why i dump blog’s sidebar, no matter how big the pictures are, there’s always a wide space to can fit in!
David Byrne: How Architecture Helped Music Evolve (TED Talk)
by Robin Malau on 16. Jun, 2010 in Music
As his career grew, David Byrne, the Talking Heads founder went from playing CBGB to Carnegie Hall. He asks: Does the venue make the music? From outdoor drumming to Wagnerian operas to arena rock, he explores how context has pushed musical innovation. The idea is to explain how musicians are constantly challenged to produce music [...]
The Genius of Design Documentary
by Robin Malau on 15. Jun, 2010 in Art
This is a 5 hours documentary movie by the BBC on history of design. This movie is originally split into 5 parts and it is sold in BBC Store on DVD format. However, these two videos below are downloadable via Vimeo. This well made documentary is useful not only to students who are learning to [...]
Business Planning in 10 slides
by Robin Malau on 14. Jun, 2010 in Entrepreneurship
This is my latest presentation on SlideShare; Business Planning in 10 Slides. Business planning is actually easy if you know what you want, and you have the plan. Just write it down, and you’ll have the plan. Do not spend too much time in planning because when you’re executing the plan, you’ll find your mistakes [...]
100.000 Pageviews Later, I Finally Have a White-Looking Blog
by Robin Malau on 14. Jun, 2010 in Thoughts
I collect this blog’s traffic analytics since August 2007 using Google Analytics, eventhough i blog since May 2006. Since the first time i blog at Blogspot, i never made or use white design for this blog. Always black. I mean ALWAYS BLACK. But as of today, I decide to use white background, because unlike before, [...]
How to Add & Use Safari 5 Extension NOW
by Robin Malau on 09. Jun, 2010 in Apple, tech
It’s here, Safari browser extension with the release of Safari 5! Here’s how to start using it: 1. Open Safari Preference, then tick Show Develop menu in menu Bar. 2. From Develop menu, tick on Enable Extensions 3. Start to browse around unofficial Safari Extensions and install some. When you’re installing extension, you’ll be warned. [...]
