Earth Day
sorry this ain't yellow. but earth ain't very yellow these days. check out the video- the blue fellas kick butt.
I wouldn't even say Asia, for that matter, in a decade or so, I'm pretty sure India would be busting the West's ass...countries like Japan are already there...but I'm wondering, is it about beating the West at their own game, where they decide the rules...or do we just make up a whole new game of our own???
why a whole decade??? why not now? india's aready busting ass trying to beat china to the moon by 2008. read this article by bruce sterling of wired. he talks about the asian space race. mars is apparently the next move. already, its been widely acknowledged that the indian nuke scientists are among the best on the planet.
as for rules made by the west, hehheh, nobody wants them to be a global watchdog.
2/3 comments are yours.
If you are talking about india, I really don't think it's remotely possible.
"We have quality and quantity on our side"
We don't have discipline to make it work. Just not possible. I have to go bac to the age old "govt", but then, our government is but a reflection of us. Very confused but sure views i have on this topic.
nikhil: are you reading comments or counting them?
read about the BPO industry in india to get some perspective. as for discipline, that's relative, dont you think? politics are but politics. but the youth don't need politics to be entrepreneuring no?
let's hope.
but on the comments side, jackasses, all of you. especially aj and nikil. bickering little fuckers.
Very true...
Asia is one of the biggest threat to all developing countries..
But, let bring your notice to what might happen within Asia..
My personal experience - China can provide a solution at 50% or my be at one third of the price of Indian Solution.
Only thing makes us better than them (atleast for now) is our graduates and low MTI.
Now, after say 2-5 years.. moere than half of business coming to India would shift to China.
Just a food for thought.
As Kotler said - Future is not novel, it has happened somewhere in some degree.
What is happening to developed countries now; might happen to India after 5 years.
Cheers,
Raj
yo raj,
you forget we indians have a huge advantage from the chinks- we speak english :)
very well too.
You are all deluded.
IMO, advertisers probably take so much studying and research into deciding what the consumer wants, and how to approach the consumer, that they actually forget to listen to the consumer! Thats probably why graffiti works so well with very controversial topics. There's more emotion in them and its waaaaay more personal...
i agree with that. when an artist is personally involved with the art, it usually speaks volumes more. and artists have always been underestimated.
I don't even know if Guerilla Marketing is all that cool any longer. There are so many bad and wannabe examples out there that I sometimes refrain from using the word.
well thought out. and i completely agree with that last paragraph. simply superb.
why have you tied it up though? and why advertise for firefox?
lights out, guerilla radio!
firefox happens to be the only browser this blogs works on without bugs 100%. :P untested/unguaranteed on explorer.
you know that firefox is open-source right? hail the power of community brains.
after play-doh, its Harry Potter. nooooooo! and what about the advertising on 'RELIGIOUS' channels? geez...us. :P
very good point there jam. whoever came up with the idea of using religion as a vehicle for advertising must be nuts. not that it doesn't work. there're taker for any kind of propaganda. the shiv sena is such an example.
the hacker crackdown can be downloaded for free from the project gutenberg site. google it.
project gutenberg is a collection of free text files [sometimes, entire books]
but thinking in a broad perspective... you and me are around billions.. and its hard to get in toplist and our info are mere dust unless we are V.I.P to outer world :-) so we are safe. am I right.
you are very right. who cares about one user? one site? one page?
very cool design.
kind of makes it hard to read though.
that having been said, yes conformity kills dreams but dreams are personal things. not stuff people go mouthing off about. you didn't see ol galle or eddie or stein go yakking about stuff the moment they thought of them. they took their time, cultivated it, perfected it and most importantly, believed it. that's the difference.
but yes, point noted on the non-dreamers, but who are these people? last time i checked everyone had dreams of their own. so if you actually look at it a little harder it's in fact the dreamers that are narrowminded and arrogant, for the simple fact that they believe there are non-dreamers about.
somebody pull the damn stick out!
yo oc,
bout dreamers: dont you think there could be some dreamers that have dreamt their dreams for so long that they've perfected them? like what about inherent perfectionists that have been forced into conformity? even by a small, cole-knit society of conformists? what if...?
about arrogance: yea- i think its both subjective and relative. the dreamers find the non-dreamers arrogant and vice-versa. conformism tends to lead to such arrogance, doesn't it?
css?
http://www.myspace.com/canseidesersexy
;)
Nice... Listen, gimme your No. (@ doha) will call regarding that project i mentioned...
wooooah!
very cool.
you ought to check out v for vendetta
remember remember the 5th of november, the gunpowder treason and plot. there is no reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
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