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Archive for January, 2006

This is going to be very interesting. I wonder how ATT customers and shareholders will respond. From the Electronic Frontier Foundation‘s website: The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed a class-action lawsuit against AT&T on January 31, 2006, accusing the telecom giant of violating the law and the privacy of its customers by collaborating with the [...]

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Stereoscopic Video

Heh. What do you get when you glue together two Panasonic AG-DVX100A cams, bypass the miniDV tape resolution and colour ceilings by feeding the data directly from their a/d converters via USB, mod a pair of Apple Mac Minis to boot from flash memory and smack in a pair of fast hard drives, sync both [...]

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A Scanner Darkly

There’s a terrific interview with Richard Linklater in Filmmaker Magazine about the making of Philip K. Dick’s A Scanner Darkly along with a few of the cool rotoscoped images. Linklater: Dick wrote this paranoid future, and my premise with the movie was that we are living in science fiction now. This is the paranoid future. [...]

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Peter Tosh And Mick Jagger

UPDATE: Looks like youtube have yanked the video. Pity. Don’t Look Back. I was checking out a few of the video hosting services and came across this sweet recording of Mick Jagger and Peter Tosh. Yeah, I know, I haven’t posted a video du jour in a while (perhaps I should come up with a [...]

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Sundance Shorts Are Online

This is cool, Sundance is streaming shorts on the Interweb. From Techweb: The 2006 Sundance Web site underwent a complete overhaul to make navigation easier and to bring the Sundance Film Festival online. Improvements include faster downloads, sharper graphics, an expanded help section, and weather and news updates on the home page. “We’re super excited [...]

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Beastie Collaborative Film

The Beastie Boys handed out video cameras to 50 fans in the audience for their October 2004 concert at Madison Square Garden. The film, edited up from the 50 loaned cams and a few higher quality cams on stage is being presented tonight at Sundance (Library Center Theatre), the expected release date is March 2006, [...]

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You probably know Paul Miller as the DJ culture guru famous for creating structure from sequences. Also known as DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid, he works in music, video, and text, he cuts-up and collages, he deconstructs and creates. And Paul appears in our 24×7 film experiment. The clip in this post is from the [...]

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Newsvine

Today I started playing around with Newsvine (private beta), my initial impressions are as follows: 1) The UI is really well done. 2) Their search scheme wherein you can search tags or full text is simple, elegant and effective. 3) It’s not clear to me if the incentives to publish are quite right. They pay [...]

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Google Logos

It was interesting moment when GOOG came up with the Ray Charles logo. Today’s Braille logo in honour of Louis Braille‘s birthday was another one.

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Images and Agendas

How good are you at analysing and critiquing images? If you haven’t yet, give a look at Michael Shaw’s BAGnewsNotes where the stated mission is: 1.) To analyze “high profile” news, advertising and advocacy images for the way they reveal political or cultural stereotypes. From a more partisan point of view, the intent is to [...]

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