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My son-in-law sent me this link to an intriguing flash video production about changes in media looking backward and then forward. Check out Robin Sloan's flash
documentary at LightOver Media on how the current global media will change by 2014 and how
media events will be systematically changed based on how we want to
perceive them. It's about 8 minutes long, but worth the time.
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Hmmm. Does get one thinking.
Love the blog. Found you through terrystorch.com.
Posted by: Scott Harris | October 24, 2005 at 07:16 PM
weird... we'll see how it goes...
Posted by: Kristin | November 07, 2005 at 05:17 PM