Rocketboom Tech’s correspondent, Ellie Rountree, talks about the concept of Singularity and how it could potentially change the world. Story links: Moore’s Law, The Coming Superbrain, By 2040 you will be able to upload your brain…, Darwin’s Robots, Games Design Themselves, LIBBY - Vocal Artificial Intelligence ‘Search’ Example., Singularity University Assets: Moore’s Law and AI, Matrix Trailer, The Terminator Movie Trailer, The Restaurant Game, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

This episode was created in collaboration with Intel!

A Rocketboom Encore presentation. adam quirk and wreck & salvage adapt franz kafka’s metamorphosis

Molly talks about turning digital things into tangible art.

A Rocketboom Encore Presentation. Miniature City. Inspired by Little People. Music by Drew.

Rocketboom Spotlight: New York Airplane Flight by Sam Fuller.

An update from Molly. London Aquarium, Jumping through trees!, Top Gear star to build Lego house, Antony Gormley, One & Other, Trafalgar Square plinth becomes surprise web hit for Sky Arts, ‘Space Cheese’ tumbles back to High Wycombe!

Hi Molly! (Molly’s Blog, Molly on Twitter, Molly on YouTube)

Rocketboom spotlight: Iran: A nation of bloggers by Aaron Chiesa, Toru Kageyama, Hendy Sukarya, and Lisa Temes, students the Vancouver Film School.

Rocketboom Spotlight: Fantasmagorie by Émile Cohl, widely considered to be the first fully animated film ever made.

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Rocketboom Spotlight: ‘Sorry I’m Late‘ by Tomas Mankovsky.

New York City 1911-Present, by Adam Quirk of Wreck and Salvage, NYPL Digital Gallery, video of the Empire State Building, music by Dosh

Story Links: Save the world from Magibon, Rocketboom, Felicia Day, Ze Frank, Revision3, Podshow, Bombay.tv

Rocketboom Spotlight: Slagsmålsklubben - Sponsored by destiny. A reinterpretation of the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood. Motion graphics by Tomas Nilsson, music: Slagsmålsklubben

Rocketboom Spotlight:Obama’s Message to Iran.

Rocketboom Spotlight: ‘a micrometer from here’ by Amit Zakai

Rocketboom Spotlight: Tomt and I by Daz Spencer Lovesey and Joe Barcham. Produced by: Go Forward Films and Dave Lankester.

Rocketboom Spotlight on Nilo’s Story by Omar Khalifa. Nilofar Habibi, a presenter with Herat TV in Afghanistan, became a symbol of resistance for women journalists in the summer of 2008. In the face of death threats for working as a journalist, Habibi decided to keep working. This is her story. Created by Omar Khalifa assisted by Matthew Egan and Sara Kianpour (translation) with thanks to the Doha Centre for Media Freedom, Qatar. Music: ‘Twice’ by Little Dragon.

Images, tweets, and posts from the 2009 Inauguration of President Barack Obama.

Rocketboom spotlight: Iran: A nation of bloggers by Aaron Chiesa, Toru Kageyama, Hendy Sukarya, and Lisa Temes, students the Vancouver Film School.

The Annual Rocketboom Thanksgiving Day Parade Special. See also, The Bluies vs. The Peachies, The Imperial March

The Instant Grant Program by The Federation of Students and Nominally or Unemployed Artists

Story of a City: New York (1946), Alley Shop, The Gates, Central Park, February 2005, New York, New York, Columbia University - Campus Tour, Times Square Sinema 1970, LED Throwies 2, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Time Square, New York Hotel Room Video, 911 Memorial, guggenheim museum, CPDSA Disco Skating, Central Park, New York, Urban clarinetist playing in a subway car, Apple Store Cube 5th Avenue NYC, NYC: Frederick Phineas & Sandra Priest Rose Center for Earth and Space, Amazing Kids from NYC-Skateboarding, The Porter House, New York Subway Break Dance, Nomadic Museum, NYC: Hearst Magazine Tower, Time Warner reflections, 11 Spring Street, us/nyc/modulightor/01, Jumble, Shell montage #2, Manhattan, Missing our towers, Dreaming of People in Far Away Places, Towards Wall Street, NYC Skyline from Weekawken, NJ

Rocketboom Spotlight: La Princesse, a giant mechanical spider documented by Tim Brunsden of Liverpool Stories.

Rocketboom Spotlight on The Archive, a film by Sean Dunne. Paul Mawhinney was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Over the years he has amassed what has become the world’s largest record collection. Due to health issues and a struggling record industry Paul is being forced to sell his collection. This is the story of a man and his records. View the documentary in its entirety at http://www.vimeo.com/1546186