MIT Media Lab logo is actually 40,000 logos
Thursday, January 1st, 1970An algorithm will produce a unique logo for every teacher, staff member and student at the school for the next 25 years.
An algorithm will produce a unique logo for every teacher, staff member and student at the school for the next 25 years.
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An extended version of the “Ivan Cobenk” spot lets you click on Cobenk’s tchotchkes and bid on them on eBay.
The little cover strategically placed on his body is the meta-doc’s title card, and the logos are of marketers that bankrolled the movie.
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In what would seem to be a packaging fail, Del Monte has come up with individual plastic wrappers for bananas!