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Someone Made a Hackers DVD Robot
Robotics, a cyberdeck, and a Hackers movie reference, all in one story?!
Read moreEverything is a Remix: The Final Version
It's like Star Wars Special Edition, but actually an improvement.
Read moreExcuuuuse me, Princess
Polygon's oral history of The Legend of Zelda cartoon is worth a read.
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Virtual Influencers - From Cartoons to Deep Fakes
Virtual influencers are back but is it different this time around?
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Hacking the STLToday Paywall v2022
My hometown newspaper updated their paywall and they always really like it when I take a look at how it works.
Read moreA Mention in Variety
I’m late on this on the blog, but after a few years of working in entertainment and two years of living in Los Angeles, I got my first name drop in Variety. A few weeks ago, we were talking internally about the entanglement of buyers and sellers and products and platforms, when someone wondered aloud about how many different ways there are to sell branded content in the market.
Read moreTechcrunch Gives the Finger to Journalism and Kicks Newborn Puppy While Slapping Your Mom
In the latest segment in the endlessly long syndicated program entitled “Every Thing is On Fire at Journalism’s House” we have Techcrunch writing an article about the new but only Wednesday mid-day level news of Amazon Web Services launching the DocumentDB service. I’ll let you guess what the title of this article, written by Federic Lardinois, is running in a (formally) respected tech news source.
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My Current Media Diet - January 2019
In the vein of the wonderful and prolific Jason Kottke, I’d like to start sharing my current media diet on my blog. I’m not going to keep track of everything I read, watch, or listen to, but I do think a general review of what I’m consuming would be interesting to others and myself in the future.
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Speaking at the Variety Big Data Summit
My career in technology has taken me to some interesting places over the last 10+ years: St. Louis (less interesting), Mountain View, Jerusalem, New York, San Francisco, and Beverly Hills, but this last trip to Beverly Hills was the first time I got to speak at a Hollywood event. I recently had the opportunity to be on a panel at the Variety Big Data Summit, and it was…well, I’m pretty sure I’m officially a fancy media executive now.
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