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From Web to Print: Little Printer, Cardagram and Instaprint

From Web to Print: Little Printer, Cardagram and Instaprint

The emulation of older forms of media has, as Bolter and Grusin (2000) have famously argued, always been a central part of digital media. Nostalgic callbacks to older media abound. To offer just a few examples, Instagram revives the...
By Lucas Reehorst on 10/02/12 1
So you think your a journalist?*

So you think your a journalist?*

It started off as a protest, a personal objection to the poorly made yellow journalism we all come across on a daily basis. Being called a “grammar nazi” so many times before certainly has its perks. At first, you’re...
By Vicentiu Dinga on 09/10/12 Comments Off on So you think your a journalist?*
To print or not to print

To print or not to print

“There will be no media consumption left in ten years that is not delivered over an IP network. There will be no newspapers, no magazines that are delivered in paper form. Everything gets delivered in an electronic form.” Steve...
By Eva Valkhoff on 09/09/12 2
Review of Media Dancer, Who Sets the Tune?

Review of Media Dancer, Who Sets the Tune?

This is a book that claims itself a non-book at the very beginning. As confusing it could seem to first-time readers, Media Dancer, Who Sets the Tune? has a major flaw in the book’s overall organization and edit, which...
By Yu-Fen Chen on 09/15/09 Comments Off on Review of Media Dancer, Who Sets the Tune?

The Collision of Video & Print Media

I spent some time last year researching how proclaimed ‘internet television’ stations like Revision3 might or might not be remediating more traditional media like television. In other words; are they really doing something revolutionary or is it just plain-old...
By Joery Bruijntjes on 09/03/09 Comments Off on The Collision of Video & Print Media