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MagBak Sticks Your iPad To Your Fridge, Your Hands, Your Smart Cover [Kickstarter] | Cult of Mac

MagBak Sticks Your iPad To Your Fridge, Your Hands, Your Smart Cover [Kickstarter] | Cult of Mac:
We can’t think of a more useful kitchen tool.

Hear about the inception of MagBak and the awesome Kickstarter campaign that raised over 4 times (450% of) their goal from MagBak engineer, Alex Baca, at Digital Hollywood Content Summit’s Crowdfunding Summit

Six Teens. Three Continents. A World Cup to Save Lives. This is…



Six Teens. Three Continents. A World Cup to Save Lives.

This is a REMARKABLE Kickstarter project from former Digital Hollywood Content Summit speaker (and Sundance award-winner), Shilpi Gupta.

CHANGING THE GAME - The Soccer Documentary

Three sets of teens from three corners of the globe – AIDS-ravaged South Africa, war-torn Israel and Palestine, and inner-city Philadelphia – share one thing in common: the fight to survive. Separated by language, culture, and thousands of miles, they are also bound by the universal drive to win. 

From Sundance award-winning director Shilpi Gupta and the producer behind the Academy Award-winning HOTEL RWANDA, CHANGING THE GAME follows these teens as they journey from poor and violent communities to compete at the first-ever street soccer competition run by the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Combining vérité footage, personal video journals, and a cutting-edge musical score featuring local hip hop artists, the film captures a riveting story of journey and competition, showing the power of soccer to help teens redefine who they are and challenge the world that they live in.

There is ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT in their Kickstarter campaign so check it out now! 

Rushfield Babylon: Hollywood studio seeks Kickstarter funding for movie, everyone’s cool with it. Noted billionaire Zach Braff does it, and…

Rushfield Babylon: Hollywood studio seeks Kickstarter funding for movie, everyone's cool with it. Noted billionaire Zach Braff does it, and...:

Ultimately, funding a for-profit venture as a charity is weird and is a niche that has opened up thanks to a generation of useful idiots in the YAY! ERA who live to mindlessly cheer on their team - so long as their team comes in some sort of token indie garb, be they politicians or late night tv stars.

In the wake of the Veronica Mars Movie campaign, Zach Braff’s Wish You Were Here Kickstarter campaign met its goal.  

What do you think this means for the industry? Do you agree with Richard Rushfield’s take?  Too harsh?