Scott Beale
Scott Beale founded Laughing Squid in 1995 in San Francisco and is currently based in New York City. When not running the blog, Scott can be found posting on Bluesky and sharing photos on Instagram.
Maker Saturday Webcasts at The Exploratorium
Make Magazine and Craft Magazine are doing a series of weekly Maker Saturday Webcasts from The Phyllis C. Wattis Webcast Studio at The Exploratorium in…
Benefit to Save Net Radio at Bottom of the Hill
Yesterday internet radio had a Day of Silence and the fight continues this Sunday, July 1st with a Benefit to Save Net Radio at Bottom…
Laughing Squid Makes PC World’s 100 Blogs List
PC World lists Laughing Squid as one of their “100 Blogs We Love” under the “Arts and Culture” category. We’re honored to be in such…
The Business Side of Burning Man Featured in Business 2.0
The current issue of Business 2.0 (July 2007) features an article by Chris Taylor about Burning Man as a business enterprise: “Burning Man Grows Up”…
Vimeo Launches Version 5 Re-Design
The excellent video sharing service Vimeo just launched a beautiful new re-design (Version 5). The login screen alone is gorgeous. Awesome work guys! via »…
iPhone Reviews Surfacing, Pogue & Mossberg Like It
Speaking of Apple’s new iPhone, David Pogue says that “The iPhone Matches Most of Its Hype” in his review for the New York Times, which…
Patrick Amiot, Creating Sebastopol’s Eclectic Sculptures
Last weekend I was driving up Highway 116 to Sebastopol on my way to Foo Camp 2007, when I came across an odd fisherman riding…
iPhoneDevCamp, An iPhone Web Developers Hackathon
As iPhone day approaches, the web and Mac development community are working on web-based applications for Apple’s new iPhone. To help kick this off, several…
Nemo Gould Shows How He Created His Giant Squid
Nemo Gould has posted a great article on Instructables showing how he created his fantastic “Giant Squid” (2006) kinetic sculpture using found materials (here’s a…
Internet Radio Day of Silence
Today the majority of internet radio stations have halted their programming for 24 hours to bring awareness to the effort to save internet radio which…