admin September 30th, 2008
Our hideous, hideous future.
Here is an online TV series sponsored by ikea and set in an ikea store. This was purchased by CBS to air on TV.com -part of their CNET Network- after the first episode drew an audience of more than 300 000 on Youtube.
I guess the -gack-
Gordon White September 30th, 2008
Lousy economic crisis!
And just as I move to the other side of the world to enter a completely foreign market.
Anyway, something came up at dinner with friends the other night. I was asked what I thought the impact of a global financial collapse would be on the market for scripted
Gordon White September 24th, 2008
This is neat. I mean really, really neat.
Behold Podmailing.
Now, this is something that even my mother can -and soon will- use. She will use it because I am going to podmail the videos of my London
Gordon White September 12th, 2008
Everyone has to try this.
It’s called Dropbox and it allows you to access, share and update multiple media files wherever you happen to be.
This is very handy especially as most creative collaborations… From multi-blogs right up to feature films have a tendency to be cross-platform, global affairs.
Anyway, go and
Gordon White September 11th, 2008
Check it out. Seth McFarlane’s ad-supported online video series has finally launched -and probably just autolaunched then as well. Sorry about that… It’s their fault. Not mine. I just pasted the code.
Gordon White August 27th, 2008
Here’s a bit of fun. An online helicopter game promoting an upcoming novel. This is a really good example of extending the world of story beyond its traditional home. Or, to put it another way, it’s talking to your audience before they realise that they are your audience.
It’s
