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Creative Blockage in the Digital Storytelling Age
Joe Lambert, in his Digital Storytelling Cookbook, discusses the “olden days” of epigrammatic storytelling (meaning, the sharing of little stories with folksy proverbs at the end – which, if you’re Frank Capra, you build into entire movies, right?) Lambert goes … Continue reading
Is New Media contributing to the economic recession?
Is New Media contributing to the economic recession in America? Is it even a factor, and if so, how? I was reading Nikki Finke’s Deadline Hollywood Daily earlier, and she posted an entry on yet another PR firm moving to … Continue reading
California’s Prop 8, Mormons, Twitter, and The Wisdom of Crowds
Last week or so I was fortunate enough to get a quick email interview together with Internet personality Drew Curtis of FARK.com, which I posted to both my blog and Flip The Media. One thing Drew touched upon was, as … Continue reading
How They Flipped the Media: Interviews with New Media Personalities – Drew Curtis, FARK.com
Today, I am beginning what I anticipate will become a regular series of short interviews with web personalities. These short, three-question typewritten interviews will be cross-posted here and to my personal blog, nerdacumen.com. I want to answer the question: How … Continue reading
Debtris, Raids, and the Social Media Movie Studio
One of my favorite sites is YTMND.com. YTMND isn’t news to a lot of people on the intarwebs, but its relevance as a social media tool remains viable. Its hordes of users constantly submit loads of new content, plenty of … Continue reading
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