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Over the 365 days of 2010, Denuologists will be participating in a project called 3six5 that is intended to crowdsource current events in a unique and culturally relevant way.

For those of you unfamiliar with 3six5, it is an exploratory project run by Chicago locals and digital culture pundits and .

The premise is simple: for everyday in 2010, a different person will write an entry about their experience that day. There are no set topics, but only the requirement that it must somehow address what is happening in the world that day and how it relates to the author. The purpose of this project is to provide an overall snapshot of the year, told from multiple perspectives and voices.

Authors are asked to write a 365 word reflection, which will ultimately be posted to www.the3six5.com.

This year-long experiment will include diverse perspectives from people like Joe Jaffe, John Winsor and Aaron Goldman.

SVP/Alchemist Saneel Radia has already posted his life in a day to 3six5. Make sure you keep an eye out for some of our fellow Denuologists in the coming months:

• Eric Bee – 3/9/10
• Dan Buczaczer – 4/1/10
• Tim Harris – 7/1/10
• John Rafferty – 8/7/10
• Matt Gibbs – 9/2/10
• Benny Torres – 10/9/10

This week, Denuo will brave the desert climes of Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show, taking in all the new technology, trends, and Avatar-based 3D innovation our eyes can handle. We’ll be on the showfloor, of course, going glassy-eyed at all the cool new tech, but we’ll also be representing at the various panels taking place tomorrow and Thursday.

Hello and welcome to the all-new Denuology.

The site’s still in Beta (as are we, perpetually), but hopefully this iteration makes it easier for all of us (you included) to share thoughts, insights, updates and general musings on the ever-changing cultural landscape. Plus, we love keyboard cat and Borderlands and think they look cool in the new design.

On June 15th, Denuo Director and gaming guru Matt Story participated in an Electronic Arts workshop at the IAB Markeplace: Games Conference in San Francisco – an event sponsored by the game developer and Microsoft. The workshop, which focused on how brands are brought to life in the gaming space, included Progressive’s Emerging Media Manager Chris Scott and four individuals from the EA gaming studio – Elizabeth Harz, Steve Seabolt, Matt Marsala and Sam Player.

Rishad seems to be everywhere these days, and we’re not just talking about his travel schedule – although 140 flights in 2008 alone has to be some sort of record, right? This month we find Rishad on the pages of his home country’s most popular daily newspaper, The Economic Times. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the pub or its massive reach, it equates to India’s version of the Wall Street Journal and ranks as one of the top financial dailies in the world.