Dalit Guervich

at her Dam, Stuhltrager opening
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Yuliya

at Dam, Sthultrager
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Mark Esper

at Dam, Sthultrager
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ShoeGazer

These are the shoes of Daniel Aycock, Loren Monk and Marissa Sage
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Loren Monk

laughing out loud
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daniyel aycock

of Frontroom Gallery
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Marissa Sage

of Like the Spice Gallery
Originally uploaded by WburgTV

Maria from Poland

with Tom Slaughter (not shown)
Originally uploaded by WburgTV

Outside 243 Grand

Dan's Van
Originally uploaded by WburgTV

WBurg.TV :: Vol. 1, No. 5 :: Love and Money

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New this No. are Gena Haskett, Brittany Shoot and The Read Cafe.

Heard under Brittany's hearts breaking is an interview with Dan and Lenny, two writers affiliated with Wburg Real Estate (a forthcoming professional newspaper dedicated to luxury living), who speak of love and money.

In this issue, we announce WBurg.TV's October 4-6 2007 Fall Film Fest (site as yet under construction) for film makers who live, love and/or work in New York City. Localism in action.

$15,500 in prizes:

• Cash
• 1 @ 1,500
• 1 @ 1,000
• 1 @ 500
  

• Gift Certificates: 50 @ 250 = 12,500

The FFF is powered by SpinXpress.

Keep your eyes and ears peeled.

LINK LOVE:

11211 Office
Sharon Bridgforth - Love Conjure Blues
Chris Cassidy of Casspix
Dan
Fall Film Fest
Champion Wireless
Faux Press - editor
Gena Haskett
Breuk Iversen
Lenny
The Lodge
Optical Warehouse
Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate
The Read Cafe, Bakery & Bookshop
Scratch Video
Brittany Shoot
SpinXpress - Fall Film Fest Sponsor
Surfburg.tv
Vic Thrill + The Saturn Missile - music
Wburg Mall
Wreck & Salvage


Prudential Douglas Elliman Music from the public domain & Archive.org
The Lodge Music from the public domain & Archive.org

Santa Fe Music from the public domain & Archive.org

The view from Monkeytown

A street level view of the chilling monolith that rises high, high above N. 4th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
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No Plague Like Home :: a Nick Zedd film :: featuring Vox

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War on the Waterfront

It begins.

clipped from www.nytimes.com The mighty Monitor, the ironclad Civil War ship, was built on Greenpoint’s gritty waterfront. The Graving Dock at the Todd Shipyards in Red Hook was the terminal for ships traveling from the Erie Canal. The Old Dutch Mustard Company in Williamsburg churned out prepared mustard, vinegars and fruit juice for half a century. The mustard building was torn down last fall, and other sites in Brooklyn are soon to be transformed into apartments and stores in an ambitious neighborhood revitalization effort that is a cornerstone of the Bloomberg administration’s economic development initiative. But today the National Trust for Historic Preservation plans to sound the alarm by declaring Brooklyn’s industrial waterfront one of America’s 11 most endangered historic places.

WBurg.TV :: Promo :: Like That

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Like that.

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WBurg.TV :: The Read Cafe :: 158 Bedford Avenue :: Williamsburg 11211

Best coffee.

Best scones.

Best DIY service.

Best conversation.

Best books & magazines.

The Read Cafe
158 Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211

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Vlogversation :: Road82 & WBurg.TV

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Aaron's "Bigger Eye" comprised the beginning of WBurg.TV Vol. 1, No. 4.

As part of our licensing negotiation, we agreed that his footage was worth (at least) a toothbrush in addition to the usual five-second vlogvertisement we provide WBurg.TV video magazine content creators.

This wee motion picture from Aaron documents that the toothbrush did indeed land in Clackamas as promised.

This is part of what is meant when all the Web 2.0 folks talk about business being a conversation.



How do you converse with your customers?

The point being to move folks to ACTION.

The point being, who knew Elmo was such a diva?

View the wmv file HERE.

"keep your art to yourself next time"

"keep your art to yourself next time"
Originally uploaded by striatic

http://streetartblows.com

A critical review of street art.

I find Wburg's street art among the best on the planet.

You?

@ The Corner of Digital Rights & Big Brother

gs_drmislike5, originally uploaded by jbonnain.

Even as old media business models struggle to maintain control over their intellectual property, copyright changes for the better. Digital Rights Management (DRM) is for the birds.

Thanks for the photochop, Josh.

Were it not for Creative Commons Licensing, Josh wouldn't have been legally able to alter the original photograph. Nor would we have been legally allowed to share the results with you here in these pages.

Participatory Culture.

Let me say that poetic phrase again:

PARTICIPATORY CULTURE.

That's a town in which WBurg.TV wishes to live. Wonder what the streets are named in that town?

Aaaah. Art.

CIMG0284
Originally uploaded by texhippie

Gives me a giggle.

You?

State of U.S.

State of U.S.
Originally uploaded by WburgTV.