Шикарная вещь: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1517658569/ispy-invisible-tablet
"Innovative tablet that enhances the privacy for you. The screen appears completely white to the naked eye.
What is i-Spy?
i-Spy is an invisible screen for retina of the human eye. You can see the screen normally only by the aid of polarized film. We have initially developed this technology for medical application in ophthalmology in 2011, and have accumulated various experiences at international events such as science workshop, projection mapping and digital signage, since 2012. Now we are going to develop mass production line in our factory to fabricate i-Spy tablets to establish its new market of privacy enhancement for consumers."
http://roosterteeth.com/news/entry.php?id=4638349
"We mentioned it at RTX, but now it's official -- the team here is thrilled to announce that Warner Brothers Japan has licensed RWBY for distribution and merchandising!
In 2015, WBJ will offer Japanese RWBY fans Blu-rays and DVDs that include a brand new Japanese audio experience, as well as some other treats we hope to announce soon. WBJ has produced such titles as "Accel World" and "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure," and the team that will be sheparding RWBY in Japan have also worked on such series as "Ergo Proxy," "Hellsing," "Lain," and "Tenchi Muyo" just to name a few. WBJ begins promoting RWBY this weekend at the Comic Market or "Comiket" event in Tokyo!
Adweek already has coverage on the announcement, including some comments from Matt, over at:
http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/american-made-anime-rooster-teeth-gets-licensed-japan-159528 "
Стихийно возникшая самооборона Дальнего Востока: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9VkRwpFvwU
http://one-piece.ru/
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20140728/t10013332551000.html
"По сообщению сайта NHK News, с 1 августа, в связи с распространением незаконного копирования и распространения аниме и манги в интернете, многие японские аниме-компании, манга-издатели и правительство Японии объединятся друг с другом для борьбы с пиратством за рубежом.
Аниме и манга имеют огромное культурное значение для Японии и усиливают ее связи с остальным миром. Количество фанатов аниме и манги по всему миру значительно выросло, но вместе с этим выросло и пиратство, из-за которого правообладатели несут огромные потери. По данным Министерства Культуры, в прошлом году только из-за одних китайских сайтов ущерб составил около 560 миллиардов йен.
Новая стратегия японского правительства, в которой примут участие 15 национальных аниме-компаний и издательств, будет направлена на блокирование доступа к пиратским сайтам. В первый же день следующего месяца планируется заблокировать около 580 сайтов. При попытке посетить их, фанов аниме и манги будут перенаправлять в онлайн-магазины, где они смогут купить аниме и мангу законным путем.
Министр экономики, промышленности и торговли Кента Накаи заявил: "Я хочу сделать так, чтобы фанаты аниме и манги наслаждались контентом легальным путем, а правообладатели получали за это причитающуюся им прибыль"."
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/texanintokyo/my-japanese-husband-thinks-im-crazy-the-comic-book
""My Japanese Husband Thinks I'm Crazy: The Comic Book" is the autobiographical misadventures of a native Texan freelancer (Grace) and her Japanese "salaryman" husband (Ryosuke): in comic book form.
From earthquakes and crowded trains, to hilarious cultural faux pas, this comic explores the joys of living and working abroad, intercultural marriages, and trying to make a decent pot roast on Thanksgiving. "
Ох уж эти японцы: https://twitter.com/itm_nlab/status/479491071509274624
Международный хит: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERJtsIQCwbU
Аниме убивает: http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2014/04/20/a-1-pictures-killed-animator-with-600-hour-month/
Police have confirmed that A-1 Pictures worked one of their animators to death, ruling that being made to work hundreds of hours of overtime a month drove him to suicide.
The case centres on a man, 28 at the time of his death in 2010, employed on as a full-time animator at A-1 Pictures from 2006 to the end of 2009.
In 2010 the man quit his job after suffering severe depression, having been denied a transfer after his health collapsed, and later in the year committed suicide, prompting his bereaved family to retain a lawyer and pursue his former employer as being directly liable in a case of “karoushi” – death through overwork.
For some reason A-1 Pictures kept no record of the hours employees actually worked, but hospital records included the revelation that he “worked 600 hours in a month,” and Shinjuku police in charge of enforcing labour regulations confirmed that in the months prior to his diagnosis with depression he worked over 100 hours of overtime each month.
The family’s lawyer claims the reality was significantly worse, saying online posts he left suggest he started suffering from depression in 2008 and had to work from 134 to 344 hours of overtime in the months leading up to his departure."