Linkpile

• The rapid spread of “entertainment shopping” spurs indignation: “People will try it because they want to get a good deal. But it’s the experience that brings them back—they are in it for the thrill of winning.”
• Greenpeace makes up with Kimberly-Clark, releases sappy video: Greenpeace has dropped its “Kleercut” commercials in support of K-C’s “stronger fiber sourcing standards.”
• Brain circuitry that makes us love Google, Twitter, and texting.: Latest stab at this subject. On Slate.
• Ugly Dolls are a labor of love: L.A. Times story. This was one of the very first Consumed topics.
• Marines (Upside-Down) Logo Mug | Significant Objects: “The error was so basic, so obvious, that he wondered if there weren’t some hidden layer of complexity at work here.” Story by Tom Vanderbilt.

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