Rebooting 2nd Screen & Social TV: Interactive TV 3.0
In a world where all the statistics on simultaneous tablet/mobile and TV are indicating a massive...
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Tag: heritage
Pervasive Entertainment – Games, Film, Real World, TV merged with social networks
I presented at the end of the inaugural GameTech conference last week before a panel looking...
Read MoreThe Ten Commandments of Progressive Media
The Ten Commandments of Progressive Media I am the future of multi-platform content You shall have no other media formats before me You shall not make yourself a transmedia idol You shall not forsake humanity and it’s...
Read MoreA Picture Worth a Billion ‘Digital’ eWords
Angus & Robertson, Borders and Whitcoulls In Administration – Covered nicely by Teleread’s “Go Bust!’ An “In Administration” notice spotted at our local Bondi Junction Borders by...
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When a Virtual World Glitch Rocks Real World Parliament: The Power of Ripples
While lecturing to AFTRS students last week about multi platform, social media & new forms I...
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Law and Regulation of Virtual Worlds Seminar, ‘me talk…’
For those folk who fancy a trip down to Monash University Law Chambers on Wednesday 25 June and...
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Humanity Slowly Returns to Creativity – 64% of teenagers engage in content creation
Well a bit of a pompous title perhaps, fueled by a report just published by Pew Internet (one of...
Read MoreWeb 2.0 and the Myth of Non-Participation
At the Cross-Media Storytelling conference a few days ago I witnessed a strange event with one of the categories of speakers. There were three groups of speakers, forward thinking practitioners, catch-up heritage media...
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Virtually There – 04 Milia 2007 Vignettes
YAY! Jackie my LAMP cohort and Paul Bennun (a new LAMP mentor on the next lab in Tas) won their...
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Making money from social networks pt. 1
Got a constipated blog draft situation – lots of half finished posts in the saved area. So...
Read MoreHeritage brands washed away by web 2.0 Tsunami
I was quite shocked when I heard the news that TOTP (Top of the Pops) is to close down after 42 years and some 2100 episodes. Is this the first of many major ‘heritage’ media brands that are just becoming irrelevant...
Read MoreDesperate Search for New Ad Models
Update article: Networks in crises – from the Australian about the tsunami about to hit Oz shores, a region entrenched in the old advertising model… original post… Two articles about the fraught changes in...
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