TweetI’m quoted towards the end of the piece: How Facebook and Twitter are changing the face of advertising. …Here’s the similar Sydney Morning Herald version.
TweetI’ve been quoted in a new piece in Campaign Asia Magazine on Social Gaming. Here’s a link to the piece: Campaign Asia April 11 Social Gaming My full response for Campaign Asia: Q: What has been the impact of social gaming … Continue reading
TweetYes, of course people hate those ugly video pre-rolls that appear before video content on YouTube or other video publisher sites. Video pre-rolls are totally annoying – almost as annoying as page takeovers that completely interrupt / destroy the user … Continue reading
TweetAwards nights are about telling stories and creating stories. The Australian Record Industry Association (ARIA) Awards currently do neither. The night should change – make them the “music industry” awards: Including soundtracks, best use of music in games, best gigs, … Continue reading
TweetPeople have always created things in their spare time – whether tinkering in their sheds, fixing cars, making quilts, painting, taking photos or other creative hobbies. This is not new. However, what is new is that the digital space is … Continue reading
TweetApple has just launched an updated version of the Safari web browser. One of the key features is an in-built “reader”, that identifies an article (of any type) and displays it in a floating screen, free from clutter, advertisements and … Continue reading
Tweet URL Performance Art from Evan Roth on Vimeo. Try typing it yourself – no copying and pasting! http://asdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkj.com
TweetAustralia’s Minister for Communications, Senator Stephen Conroy, also known as the Global Village Idiot, has launched a scathing attack on Facebook. Conroy, the man who with his boss Kevin Rudd, decided to censor and slow Australia’s internet access, and spend … Continue reading
TweetCheck out this 1993 ad for the infamous Apple Newton. Now check out this 2010 for the new Apple iPad. I like the subtle hat tip back to the Newton ad. Let’s hope the iPad is somewhat more successful than … Continue reading
TweetThere’s a lot to be said about simplicity. It’s the sign that someone “gets it”. The simpler, the better. As Albert Einstein said: “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler”. Alan Siegel gave this speech about … Continue reading