RIP Multi Platform, Long Live Multi Channel, Transmedia Tablets!
Mid 2010 draft catch-up post – What will it mean when we all use a handful or even just one...
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Tag: media world
Where Industry and Academia Fear to Tread – StoryLabs Launch
“We live in extraordinary times and the last five years particularly, a renaissance of...
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Social Cross Media – What Audiences Want
ARCHIVE: Just spotted my old collegues Matt Locke and Frank Boyd launching another series of 360...
Read MoreNothing really changes on the slow on-ramp
After presenting at various ‘future of the industry’ type events I regularly get told that we have heard it all before, and nothing ever changes. My answer is that ‘this’ change is permanent and like all...
Read MoreMedia Journeys Pt. 1 – Media Array
Over the past 11 years in my frequent capacity of training traditional producers in the craft of emerging media production I have used a variety of tool/s, representations, diagrams, exercises, metaphors etc: that have helped...
Read MoreReport out! Personal TV in UK
A report for the UK government I co-wrote with Scott Gronmark and Jonathan Marshall on metadata provision for the UK to enable national video-on-demand and time shift using TV-Anytime has finally been published on the Department...
Read MoreiTunes please change your name
Picked up another interview with Mr. Zucker from NBC who today was even more sold on great TV content, shrink wrapped, signed sealed and delivered over online video portals. Before that though is it me or is the concept of TV...
Read MoreI want my, I want my PTV
Emerging media has always been a generational thing. How many of our mums and dads frowned at the internet? How many of my generation are not really that much into SMS? How many twenty-some-things don’t quite get that ring tone...
Read MoreNever mind the bandwidth feel the content
But like the invention of any technology that allows us to self publish and share – cave walls, paper, books, the telephone, cassette, CD, VHS, DVD the medium is most definitely not the message.
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