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Man med cigarett och monokel. Oramad. 9x14.26 Feb 2012
Auction from 26 Feb 2012
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Thursday, 23 August 2012
The Art World: Gösta Adrian-Nilsson
Gosta Adrian-Nilsson is primarily known as a painter, a pioneer in Swedish modernism. He studied at the Technical Selskabs Skole in Copenhagen and then Johan Rohde at Zahrtmanns School in Copenhagen.
Jan Torsten Ahlstrand writes: "The life-changing experience for GAN was Erster Deutscher Herbst Salon, organized by Herwarth Walden in Berlin in autumn 1913 with 85 artists from 12 countries and 366 works." ("GAN the great outsider of Swedish modernism," Mjelllby art farm / Halmstad Group Museum, Halmstad 2002). GAN now completely abandoned his earlier symbolist style and turned to a distinctly modernist painting with strong contemporary extension. The inspiration came from the Italian Futurists, the French Cubists and of Kandinsky and Franz Marc, whose paintings he had carefully studied in the Herwarth Walden's gallery "Der Sturm". The strongest impulses received GAN at the beginning of the Italian Futurists, and in the following years GAN developed a new way to portray the modern machine age and its aesthetics in his painting."
Jan Torsten Ahlstrand writes: "The life-changing experience for GAN was Erster Deutscher Herbst Salon, organized by Herwarth Walden in Berlin in autumn 1913 with 85 artists from 12 countries and 366 works." ("GAN the great outsider of Swedish modernism," Mjelllby art farm / Halmstad Group Museum, Halmstad 2002). GAN now completely abandoned his earlier symbolist style and turned to a distinctly modernist painting with strong contemporary extension. The inspiration came from the Italian Futurists, the French Cubists and of Kandinsky and Franz Marc, whose paintings he had carefully studied in the Herwarth Walden's gallery "Der Sturm". The strongest impulses received GAN at the beginning of the Italian Futurists, and in the following years GAN developed a new way to portray the modern machine age and its aesthetics in his painting."
Thursday, 17 March 2011
CNN is promoting the usage of QR-Codes
My feeling is, that QR-Codes in America and the rest of the world (outside of Japan) are taking off.
What are the consequences?: They are massive. This will change smart phone usage completly.
Till now, you could update your Dot Tel domain from your control panel.
Let us assume, you have a QR-Code, that you encoded from Dot Tel domain "A" on Dot Tel domain "B": If you update domain "A", your domain "B" gets updated with the same info that stands for that code (domain "A").
You could have that QR-Code on twenty other Dot Tel domains, and all twenty domains can get updated by updating only the domain that stands for that code (that is encoded in that code).
When the code gets decoded, than the info can be read and viewed.
So, this is how to get the badly needed interactivety with Dot Tel domains, next to "click and call", "click and view website", or "click and email", etc.
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What are the consequences?: They are massive. This will change smart phone usage completly.
Till now, you could update your Dot Tel domain from your control panel.
Let us assume, you have a QR-Code, that you encoded from Dot Tel domain "A" on Dot Tel domain "B": If you update domain "A", your domain "B" gets updated with the same info that stands for that code (domain "A").
You could have that QR-Code on twenty other Dot Tel domains, and all twenty domains can get updated by updating only the domain that stands for that code (that is encoded in that code).
When the code gets decoded, than the info can be read and viewed.
So, this is how to get the badly needed interactivety with Dot Tel domains, next to "click and call", "click and view website", or "click and email", etc.
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Monday, 14 March 2011
Dot Tel Internet domains: Can a ten year old existing concept be still competitive and successful?
If the restrictions for .Tel Domains would be removed, then they would be the "better Dot Com's" for mobile telephone Internet usage.
Furthermore, if Dot Tel domains can offer something, that Dot Com domains can't offer on a mobile phone, than Dot Tel domains would be in more favorable position.
Extensions can`t change, but restrictions can be removed, anytime.
Hardly anybody would mind to pay the hosting for a Dot Tel domain, if they had the same freedom as with a Dot Com domain. At the end, they would have the better domain extension for mobile Internet on smart phones. As people would know, that a Dot Tel domain, is like any other domain, and that it offers the same navigation possibilities.
Users used to register a Dot Mobi, only because of its extension: Because they intended to use the domain for smart phones with Internet.
The .Tel registry is doing the same thing: Offering a domain for smart phones with Internet, but with restrictions.
However, the .Tel registry is providing a control panel, for populating the domain.
It was supposed to be a no-brainer, but the friending feature was too complecated, as well as few other things.
Why not deliver a mobile friendly template, without any restrictions? And leave the hosting to the registrars?
As soon as the only difference between domains, is the extension, Dot Tel will win over the other domain extensions, for smart phone usage.
The existing dot tel concept seems to be somewhat outdated. It might of worked well, eight or ten years ago, when it was created.
Dot Tel domains are lacking exitement. And users are used to Dot Com websites.
It is difficult to sell something that is less attractive.
The biggest advantage of the Dot Tel domain, is that it is "low cost" for the domain holder / owner. And users don't know, that using it, would be also "low cost" for them. And so, users other from the .Tel owners, don't care about the costs for Dot Tel domains. They just see a weird and boring page, with some contact information on it, and a penedrant and annoying Dot Tel logo. And say, that the design looks more like a domain parking page.
The easiest and more successful thing would be, to lift all restrictions, and tel(l) the world, that Dot Tel domains are for smart phone usage. Full stop.
And everyone would "get" that, and people would start registering .Tel's, and populating them by a webdesigner, or by themselfs.
Who would care, to have to pay hosting and a webdesigner, if they get a powerfull and efficient mobile website at the end, having a fantastic domain extension (.tel)?
The ten year old Dot Tel concept needs some rethinking and remodeling. Time for change. You can't expect a ten year old concept to be successful, ten years later.
If a Internet domain does not offer more than a landing page and a folder tree, and contact information, than it should be much less expensive... Somewhere around $03,00 (tree Dollars).
Provide a person with a Dot Com address, and he knows, what to do with it.
Provide a person with a Dot Tel address, and he does not know what to do with it.
If every new smart phone had a Dot Tel search engine as default, then everybody would know, what to do with Dot Tel domains.
If Dot Tel domains would be easyer to mobilize, and offer as much freedom as Dot Com domains, then that would be clearly an advantage for the Dot Tel domains.
Ok, I think I said enough, and now it is up to you, to "thinktank" and brainstorm.
The really biggest advantage of .Tel domains, is the fact, that one can set up a mobile friendly Internet domain within a few hours (ok, you say, within a few minutes..), and which is ideal for QR-Code usage (Quick Response Code usage). Because, if you want to sell something spontaniously, and fast, you can set up a mobile friendly .Tel domain, and encode it as a QR-Code (you generate a code from a website URL, for example), and print the code and display it, where smart phone owners can scann it (and click to decode it), and then interact with you and your offer.
Speed, is what matters, and you can act fast, with a .Tel domain, a QR-Code generator, and a QR-Code reader. This sort of interaction, one can only achieve with mobile websites. And Dot Tel is already "out of the box" mobile. No need for a webmaster and a webdesigner, there. And the "no need", would be a time saver and advantage, in connection with QR-Code usage. Again: Time saving matters.
Cheers.
Furthermore, if Dot Tel domains can offer something, that Dot Com domains can't offer on a mobile phone, than Dot Tel domains would be in more favorable position.
Extensions can`t change, but restrictions can be removed, anytime.
Hardly anybody would mind to pay the hosting for a Dot Tel domain, if they had the same freedom as with a Dot Com domain. At the end, they would have the better domain extension for mobile Internet on smart phones. As people would know, that a Dot Tel domain, is like any other domain, and that it offers the same navigation possibilities.
Users used to register a Dot Mobi, only because of its extension: Because they intended to use the domain for smart phones with Internet.
The .Tel registry is doing the same thing: Offering a domain for smart phones with Internet, but with restrictions.
However, the .Tel registry is providing a control panel, for populating the domain.
It was supposed to be a no-brainer, but the friending feature was too complecated, as well as few other things.
Why not deliver a mobile friendly template, without any restrictions? And leave the hosting to the registrars?
As soon as the only difference between domains, is the extension, Dot Tel will win over the other domain extensions, for smart phone usage.
The existing dot tel concept seems to be somewhat outdated. It might of worked well, eight or ten years ago, when it was created.
Dot Tel domains are lacking exitement. And users are used to Dot Com websites.
It is difficult to sell something that is less attractive.
The biggest advantage of the Dot Tel domain, is that it is "low cost" for the domain holder / owner. And users don't know, that using it, would be also "low cost" for them. And so, users other from the .Tel owners, don't care about the costs for Dot Tel domains. They just see a weird and boring page, with some contact information on it, and a penedrant and annoying Dot Tel logo. And say, that the design looks more like a domain parking page.
The easiest and more successful thing would be, to lift all restrictions, and tel(l) the world, that Dot Tel domains are for smart phone usage. Full stop.
And everyone would "get" that, and people would start registering .Tel's, and populating them by a webdesigner, or by themselfs.
Who would care, to have to pay hosting and a webdesigner, if they get a powerfull and efficient mobile website at the end, having a fantastic domain extension (.tel)?
The ten year old Dot Tel concept needs some rethinking and remodeling. Time for change. You can't expect a ten year old concept to be successful, ten years later.
If a Internet domain does not offer more than a landing page and a folder tree, and contact information, than it should be much less expensive... Somewhere around $03,00 (tree Dollars).
Provide a person with a Dot Com address, and he knows, what to do with it.
Provide a person with a Dot Tel address, and he does not know what to do with it.
If every new smart phone had a Dot Tel search engine as default, then everybody would know, what to do with Dot Tel domains.
If Dot Tel domains would be easyer to mobilize, and offer as much freedom as Dot Com domains, then that would be clearly an advantage for the Dot Tel domains.
Ok, I think I said enough, and now it is up to you, to "thinktank" and brainstorm.
The really biggest advantage of .Tel domains, is the fact, that one can set up a mobile friendly Internet domain within a few hours (ok, you say, within a few minutes..), and which is ideal for QR-Code usage (Quick Response Code usage). Because, if you want to sell something spontaniously, and fast, you can set up a mobile friendly .Tel domain, and encode it as a QR-Code (you generate a code from a website URL, for example), and print the code and display it, where smart phone owners can scann it (and click to decode it), and then interact with you and your offer.
Speed, is what matters, and you can act fast, with a .Tel domain, a QR-Code generator, and a QR-Code reader. This sort of interaction, one can only achieve with mobile websites. And Dot Tel is already "out of the box" mobile. No need for a webmaster and a webdesigner, there. And the "no need", would be a time saver and advantage, in connection with QR-Code usage. Again: Time saving matters.
Cheers.
Wednesday, 16 February 2011
www.englishforum.ch
Created by http://teldesign.tel
Design by: Alexander Schiesser MacLeod.
Ask for your own custom QR-Code, today, at http://teldesign.tel!
Design by: Alexander Schiesser MacLeod.
Ask for your own custom QR-Code, today, at http://teldesign.tel!
Friday, 11 February 2011
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