Further Blog Coverage of Hidden Lives

Here are a few more of the early blog references to Hidden Lives:

- Blogsunday commented, "Are you afraid to tell people your deepest thoughts? Show the world your inner self and the one your truly are!"

- Dipping into the Blogpond reviewed Hidden Lives and described it as an online PostSecret

- The Japanese Polar Bear Blog also gave Hidden Lives what appears to be a detailed review. But still no Japanese entries!

- Syn's blog linked all the confessional sites in one spot including Hidden Lives (and PostSecret again!)

- The interesting (and different) Flying Debris blog also took a look at the site.

Enough for now although there were a few other blog mentions, from Sweden (I think) and Argentina (my Spanish is pretty rough) and inclusion in some link lists.

It's certainly an interesting exercise tracking the blogosphere. Random and very unpredictable!

The official launch of Hidden Lives (beta)

After years of contemplation and creative development, and months in alpha, the beta of Hidden Lives is finally here.

This is the official press release.Everyone leads two lives.

An 'outer' life filled with day-to-day activities and to do's. Jobs, routines, meals, meetings, bills, discussions about the weather. And then there is the 'hidden' life. Dreams, hopes, fears, hopes, regrets and imaginings. The things you think but seldom share.

Hidden Lives is an online space where you can anonymously unveil your hidden life. And peek into the hidden lives of people around the world. Draw back the curtains at the newly launched website.

Hidden Lives aims to become a unique global artwork brimming with intimate, beautiful and moving self-expressions from people all over the world.

You can also be amongst the first to see the launch video posted on YouTube. Pause. Reflect. Then unveil your hidden life to the world.
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For more information:
Justin McMurray
justin[at]ideogeny[dot]com[dot]au
www.ideogeny.com.au
14 March 2007