War technology is big in Hollywood, as unmanned aircraft vehicles are now contracted for luxury homes and movies (to the LAPD's annoyance). In other news, Robert Gould talks set design for The Artist, NPR launches iPad app, and what's to become of Arcosanti?
• Unmanned Drones Go From Afghanistan To Hollywood | Fast Company
• Robert Gould, Set Decorator for 'The Artist' | NY Times
• NPR Launches An Answer To Spotify On The iPad With Streaming, Concerts, Offline Playlists | Fast Company
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It's not just Hollywood making use of this technology, police departments across the US are receiving from the federal government 30,000 drones over the course of the next couple of years. Pretty soon cops from Buffalo to Burbank will be able to keep watch on the average citizen to make sure he isn't 'up to something', errr, I mean to 'keep him safe'. Yes, that's what I mean. Just like having a big brother in the sky watching over me. Gotta run, I'm late for my 6 minute hate. Toodles!