Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn

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Atlantic Records is Hiring a Freelance Designer/Developer

Atlantic Records is looking for a junior front-end designer/developer hybrid with an appetite for new technology. The primary responsibilities for this position include web design and development (with a focus on design) and research into new web technologies. We’re looking for someone with creative ideas and problem-solving abilities. Ability to work both on your own [...]

Atlantic Records is Hiring a Freelance Web Developer

Atlantic Records is seeking a front-end developer who can drive the creation of artist websites, social media applications and help grow our mobile web/app offerings. You’ll be joining a team of 20+ digital creatives working in a fast-paced, exciting environment where your work will be seen by millions of people. You should love researching new [...]

Must have apps for the iPad 2

It’s thinner. It’s lighter. It’s faster. None of these are the real reason to love the iPad 2. Ultimately as evey device in our lives gets thinner, lighter and faster comparing specs tells you very little. The iPad is the software and these apps are the reason I use my iPad more than my iMac, [...]

LiveView – Stream iOS Comps from you Mac to your Device in Realtime

LiveView, a new project from NIcholas Zambetti allows you to broadcast your working iOS application designs from your Mac to your device for testing. You start off by installing the LiveView Screencaster on your Mac, and the free LiveView app on your iOS device. The Screencaster app is a simple window, shaped like an iPhone, [...]

The Connected Album (Team Tank Edition)

On December 14th we launched a new version of the connected album for Tank’s record “Now or Never”. Our goal is to reward fans who purchased the album, regardless of format or purchasing mechanism. Fans who register are given access to a special section of the Tank’s website, exclusive content and a badge to show [...]

Seen a font and want to know what it is? Check out What The Font.

Over the course of my career I’ve been asked (or have asked) “do you know what this font is?” hundreds of times. MyFonts.com has solved this problem by creating What The Font, a simple online tool that can identify fonts. You upload an image of a font, double check to make sure it recognizes the [...]

EGO – All your web stats in one mobile app

EGO is a mobile application that lets you check all of your web statistics in one place, from a mobile device. It supports Google Analytics, Twitter, Vimeo, Tumblr, Feedburner, Ember, Mint and Squarespace all in one application, with new services being added frequently. While the iPhone version only lets you view high level stats, like [...]

Stickybits – Attach Comments or Media to any Barcode

Stickybits is a service that lets you attach comments or media to any barcode. Instead of generating QR codes, you can make an object social by using the barcode it already has. To tag an object without a barcode you can either download a custom code to print yourself or buy Stickybits barcode stickers. Download [...]

Talking about the iPad with Alternative Press

Check out my thoughts on how the iPad may effect the music industry at AltPress.com. Looks like I made the cut and was quoted a few times talking about the device. The interview was purely conceptual as none of us had seen the actual hardware, but I think everything we said holds up well post-launch. [...]

Adobe Flash Video: One Web. Any Screen.

Adobe released a new video today showcasing their upcoming Flash 10.1 and AIR 2 technology running on a multitude of devices. As part of the Open Screen Project you can see one of Atlantic’s new videos for artist B.o.B running in Flash during the piece. Check out the video on YouTube.