Tokyo F.A.T
- Course Website: internetfamo.us/class
- Instructors: Jamie Wilkinson, James Powderly, Evan Roth
- Parsons: Fall 2007, Fall 2008
Just because a lot of people see your work doesn’t mean it’s good… but it does mean you’re famous — Internet Famous. This course dedicated to learning how to spread your work to the widest possible audience online. We are going to study the art and science of getting hits.
Internet Famous is the first algorithmically graded class in the history of academics. Custom Famotron software determines each student’s grade based on a quantitative measurement of their web fame.
I gave an overview of the current state of Guerrilla Marketing for the Geek Graffiti class I’m teaching this semester at Parsons. It’s a little bit disappointing how clever some of these are… if only they would fight on the side of good. Click link below and get your scroll on:
Guerrilla Marketing -101: http://a.parsons.edu/~geek_graffiti_2008/class_08.html
(flash file above stolen from this site…. which is sort of amazing.)
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Jerry-j and I just took over the control of every billboard on Times Square. Our pictures were on the screens for like 30 minutes.View the full-size picture
We also published the instructions: How-to hack billboards
Hits are the oil of the 21st century. How do you stack up?
Also: Internet Famous: the Class @ Parsons New School for Design
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