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Hollywood Dialogue

April 12, 2013

Dialogue may be considered to be a session of give-and-take that occurs with relatively short turnaround time — one person …

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Corporations Ploy to Educate Online Pirates

February 28, 2013

I wrote this week’s Dr. Geek piece for Clearance Bin Review on the recent implementation by the big five ISPs …

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Eric Schmidt on the Future of YouTube

January 31, 2013

Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google, on walking the fine line between becoming a media conglomerate and remaining an open …

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CBS, Hawaii Five-O and Content Interactivity

January 19, 2013

CBS is no newcomer when it comes to experimenting with giving their audience a more interactive experience with their television …

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3D Printing: The end of consumerism?

November 23, 2012

We’ve been contemplating acquiring a 3D printer at my university for pedagogical and research purposes.  As part of this contemplation, …

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Whose Voices?: The elite versus the public in the game of merger mania

October 2, 2012

(I wrote this back in 1999, as part of my consternation about the rise of media mergers after the 1996 …

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Singin’ About a Simulacrum

July 23, 2012

(From a 2007 class assignment) I can remember rather vividly when I first saw Singin’ in the Rain.  Gene Kelly …

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Television Showrunners & Their Fans: Does the Internet Make Them Friends?

May 19, 2012

Dan Harmon has been replaced as the showrunner for the NBC sitcom Community.  The replacement came on the heels of the …

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Virtual Worlds Television and Metanomics: Innovating or Remediating?

May 13, 2012

I’ve been using this blog to deconstruct research I’ve done that are interesting vignettes of findings, but perhaps in need …

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Virtual Living Room: CBS and NBC Experiment with Interactive Television

April 1, 2012

In a previous post, I began a discussion on how American producers — professionals, semi-professionals and amateurs — are experimenting …

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