Monthly Archives: April 2007

what’s online: the pangs of two becoming one

By eben | Published: April 28, 2007
this illustration is about google’s love of good search engine-ing, and and its love of money. google’s recent purchase of doubleclick includes the division performics, which is aimed at helping clients come up higher in search engine results. some people ain’t so happy… The DoubleClick deal has prompted Microsoft and I.B.M. and others to ask the [...]
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slate: brains!

By eben | Published: April 25, 2007
slate requested a series of illustrations for their series on BRAINS!. whee, squishy brains. there are five illustrations on subjects ranging from a god machine to exercising your brain with neurobics. articles will be posted throughout the week, so check back often. now, all together…BRAINS! slate: brains!: a special issue on neuroscience and neuroculture.
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what’s online: why not tax the tall?

By eben | Published: April 21, 2007
satirical look at reinterpreting the tax code based on height. this ain’t the onion folks, these are economist. nytimes.com: what’s online, by dan mitchell (login required)
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slate: all-you-can-eat baseball

By eben | Published: April 18, 2007
okay, this story is really just plain nasty. the LA dodgers turned the right field bleacher section into an all-you-can-eat-american-baseball-dream section. now don’t get me wrong, i have often dreamt about entering a hotdog eating contest, but the idea of this many nachos and people around me eating as much as is humanly(?) possible while [...]
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quickcomic: tax day

By eben | Published: April 17, 2007
not my best, but maybe i’ll keep trying.
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