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And One Day We’ll All Look Back and Laugh
The Jailbreak —
Authority: 577
French illustrator Stéphane Massa-Bidal (aka Hulk4598, or Rétrofuturs) churns out new work at an astounding rate. His latest series depicts internet stalwarts as retro (his signature) magazine book covers. Somehow Massa-Bidal always seems to throw in a bit of timely irony and sarcasm in his work, proving that ...5 days ago -
Matt Groening Would be Proud
The Jailbreak —
Authority: 577
Artist David Barton digitally altered (or illustrated) the faces of four Simpsons characters onto classic works by the likes of Rembrant, Van Gogh and Jan Vermeer. The best, however, is his rendition of Phillippe Halsman’s, Tilted Head (Salvador Dali Portrait), where he’s placed the mug of Apu, in Apu Dali ...5 days ago -
the myth of digital natives
John Spencer's Blog —
Authority: 426
Its a sloppy podcast. Im tired and felt like speaking off the cuff. Its why I dont do a ton of podcasts, because I sound so slow and awkward. Anyway, you can view it at Internet Archives or you can listen below.6 days ago -
Free webinar: Education in the Digital Age from PBS Teachers LIVE!
Generation YES Blog —
Authority: 120
via PBS Teachers | PBS Teachers LIVE! Webinars . December 8, 2009, 8-9PM ET : Education in the Digital Age: a tour of FRONTLINE’s Digital Nation FRONTLINE producers have learned a lot during a year-long, multi-platform project exploring the impact of the Web and digital media on life in the 21st century. PBS ...1 week ago -
What’s in a Sauce? (The story behind the name)
MediaSauce Blog On Social Media & Internet Strategy —
Authority: 103
How does a company that desires to break the mold of what an ‘agency’ or ‘web design company’ or ‘creative shop’ figure out what to call itself ? A few weeks ago I told the story behind the inspiration that prompted MediaSauce . I promised at that time to also give some insight into how our name came ...1 week ago -
Twitter Revolution?
The Morningside Post —
Authority: 120
Editors’ Note: This post is part of a series on Policy Making in the Digital Age , part of our upcoming conference of the same name. Photo courtesy of TouchTheStars09 on Flickr. “This is it. The big one…. It’s Twitter.” For those of you who haven’t been following the media hype surrounding ...1 week ago -
The Starting Five Stephen A. Smith Interview: There Are No Excuses
The Starting Five —
Authority: 130
“Yet our best trained, best educated, best equipped, best prepared troops refuse to fight! Matter of fact, it’s safe to say that they would rather switch than fight! “– Thomas Todd Crazy to think Fight the Power was twenty years ago, but what has really changed in the wake of Public Enemy doing ...1 week ago -
The Jailbreak’s 25 Days of a New York City Christmas — Dec. 1, 2009
The Jailbreak —
Authority: 577
It’s December 1st, and officially the beginning of the 2009 holiday season. During my childhood, it was always around today that mom hooked me up with one of those stale-chocolate-candy-filled advent calenders. Since we live in an online world, it would be impossible to send each of you an advent calender, so I ...2 weeks ago -
The Art of Buying and Selling in the Digital Age
WhitneyHoffman.com —
Authority: 112
I woke up this morning and wandered over to Chris Brogan’s blog and read all about his recent issues encountered when trying to buy a pair of Timberland Boots . I think the comments and Chris’s point may have gotten a bot lost in the shuffle, so I thought I’d write about it over here. Back in the old days, ...2 weeks ago -
Who needs a big briefcase anyway?
Victor Dlamini —
Authority: 114
My latest column for The Daily Maverick: In our digital age, with small all the rage when it comes to accessories, it’s fascinating to see that lawyers and pilots still insist on lugging around oversized bags. If its information that they are hauling along in these monsters, then they are surely the last holdouts ...2 weeks ago -
Policy Making in the Digital Age: February 27, 2010
The Morningside Post —
Authority: 120
Photo courtesy of codiceinternet on Flickr. The Morningside Post is proud to announce Policy Making in the Digital Age , a conference that will consider how the Internet and digital technology are changing policy making and international affairs. Intersections between digital technology and international affairs ...3 weeks ago -
How To Vanish in the Digital Age
The Jailbreak —
Authority: 577
For a month, starting in mid-August and ending September 15th, Wired writer Evan Ratliff tried to disappear. The ultimate question was: is it possible to completely vanish in the digital age? The result was the most intricate game of hide and seek in seek in history. Ratliff and Wired put up a $5,000 bounty for ...3 weeks ago -
Graduates take a social media tour – the immediate future of journalism?
Ethical Martini —
Authority: 112
Two graduating students from AUT’s journalism programme are traveling up and down (mostly up) New Zealand filing stories, video, photos and blogs for the New Zealand Herald website. Andrew Hughes and Olivia Wix on tour Olivia Wix and Andrew Hughes were selected to undertake the three week summer tour with a ...3 weeks ago -
Kvetching On Disney and Digital Copies and Stupidity
Pax Parabellum —
Authority: 427
I bought Disney and Pixars Up Thursday or so of last week. I bought the more expensive DVD that has the digital copy. Last time I did this, I bought Hellboy II , but it didnt cost more and I never used the digital copy. Anyway I bought Up because of Dug. I bought the digital copy one so I could put it on my ...3 weeks ago -
Philosophers and journalists – unlikely bedfellows? Bourdieu in the house!
Ethical Martini —
Authority: 112
[Thanks Jess for the link] An interesting, if a little obtuse piece in The Chronicle of Higher Education this week about the fractious relationship between philosophy and journalism. I was struck most immediately by this paragraph, which IMHO sums up the situation reasonably well: Still, broadly speaking, we need ...3 weeks ago
