So - a little fun for the last month of the year: we'd like you all - and your friends - to submit a little video clip of yourself telling us one thing that will be 'big' in the next 12 months. Could be anything, but probably the first thing that springs to mind.

All you do is video a clip up to 1 min long and add it to YouTube with the tag psfk2007. After 2 weeks we will go through them all, have a ponder and come up with a single film containing clips that illustrate some macro-trends that are reflected in what you are all saying in the videos.

You can talk about anything. You can live anywhere (it would be nice if you let us know!) and you can do anything for a living/study. And if getting your stuff onto YouTube is a pain for you, send Jeff your clips at jeff@psfk.com.

Check what people have posted so far here

We're soft launching our latest site, The Purple List. Not so much a brand new site, more like a reshuffling of information to make it easier for people to find events we'd love to go to ourselves.

The Purple List aims to cover talks, conferences and even parties from across the globe. We still need to tidy it up here and there so if you feel we could make it better or just want to leave a thought - complete the Comments box below.

www.thepurplelist.com

The following is a write up of my (Piers Fawkes) notes I prepared for an appearance on the BBC World Service show Culture Shock about the state of privacy (Monday Oct 9 2006).This article includes my first version of Red Coat, Black Coat .. a story I hope to develop with help from feedback here and elsewhere to describe the options we have regarding a privacy-free future.

Read the entire story here

Reinier Evers, the Dutch trend watcher, entrepreneur, and presenter has created an empire of trendwatching, relying upon a network of 8,000 spotters around the world. His monthly trend brief is sent to over 130,000 business professionals in more than 120 countries and his daily updated site, springwise, is a must read for those trying to stay in-the-know. He talks to PSFK about his business, about independent publishing and what keeps him motivated.

check out the complete interview with Reinier Evers here

PSFK caught up with Doug Jaeger, Matt Spangler, and Ben Nabors of thehappycorp, to find out what theyve been up to and where they draw their inspiration from. Thehappycorp is a creative agency on a mission to improve gross national happiness through the invention, management, and maintenance of the world's most progressive brands and ideas.

check out the complete interview with thehappycorp here

PSFK recently chatted with Ben Lerer, Co-Founder of thrillist about the current state of independent media and where his publication fits into it all. Thrillist is a free, daily email for guys in New York City that shares entertaining information, such as new bars, events, and gadgets - like a male equivalent to Daily Candy.

Check out the complete interview with Ben Lerer here

At only 22, Chuck Anderson, the Chicago based artist/illustrator has already made a name for himself. He began freelancing straight out of high school and has since gained the attention of some fairly substantial clients, including Nike, Microsoft, and Absolute Vodka. PSFK tracked him down to find out what inspires him and hear about his new book, 'NoPattern Book: The Art of Chuck Anderson.'

Check out the compete interview with Chuck Anderson here

Graham Hill's goal is to help push sustainability into the mainstream, and through his blog, treehugger - he has thus far been successful. Treehugger is dedicated to everything that has a modern aesthetic yet is environmentally responsible and has set the standard for blogs of it's kind. PSFK had the good fortune of sitting down with Graham and discussing the the future of Treehugger and independent publishing in general.

Check out the complete interview with Graham Hill here

MySpaces hay-day might be over, because weve been noticing a surge in generic profiles circulating with no artistic, entertaining, or interactive elements whatsoever. It was almost assumed that the porn industry would get involved early on, but when the cheap pharmaceuticals, the refinance your mortgage, and the work-from-home schemes all entered MySpace, the fat lady started screaming.

Read the complete article on PSFK

Heron gives us his thoughts on the huge popularity of The Pack's Vans song and its impact on culture and even the brand.

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