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3 months ago
in Roland Emmerich directing Foundation trilogy on Filmonic
I don't think we should be so quick to judge what Emmerich will do here ... meanwhile, here's a podcast that discusses how the Foundation trilogy responds to Laplace's Demon, or the proposition that, given sufficient knowledge of all conditions, we can know everything about the future...
4 months ago
in Let the Twitter backlash begin: Times calls Twitter users narcissistic on The Inquisitr
The New York Times is going downhill fast - like most old media. Their rant is pure, powerless jealousy - here's an interview on The Alcove about the decline old media - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqZNGYit3kY
4 months ago
in A Response to Paul Levinson's "Judd Gregg Deserves No Respect" on The Ruffian Post
Good job, Pablo - and, not to worry, I always mean every word I say.
1 year ago
in Live-Blogging Mad Men: The Debt to Cary Grant on newcritics
A rare, amazing gem of a series ... this Thursday's episode was especially powerful ... http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/2007/08/mad-me...
1 year ago
in Hmmm, Facebook: a new kind of press release on Scobleizer
Interesting. So in giving people easy access to Facebook walls, iPhone are starting to make e-mail obsolete (at least, the public PR part of e-mail). This often happens in the evolution of media - unintended consequences, in which the parts add up to more than the whole... http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/2007/07/iphone...
1 year ago
in Why I’m Not Getting an iPhone on DygiScape
I haven't bought an iPhone yet, I will soon, and the reason - as I've been writing about since 1979 - is that what the iPhone does, all conceivable kinds of communication in one hand-held device, is the way of the future ... http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/2007/06/iphone...
2 years ago
in iPhone ads: TV versus reality on Andrew Mager
The ads are interesting but ultimately beside the point. Ads always exaggerate benefits - that's what they do. What counts is how the iPhone actually works, and it certainly does ... http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/2007/06/iphone...
2 years ago
in 2007/07/05/i-want-an-iphone/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
Apple doesn't have to pay Pogue anything - he knows a great step in the evolution of media when he sees it. I've been writing about the iPhone can do since 1979...
2 years ago
in Thoughts on the iPhone on Colin Devroe
Good post. I'm happy to see all of this writing about the iPhone - it's abeen a long time coming. I've been writing about it since 1979...
2 years ago
in Ta-da List for iPhone on mattwalters.net
Good thought. I'm glad to see the iPhone finally here - I've been writing about it since 1979
2 years ago
in early thoughts on iPhone on John's Blog
Good post. The iPhone has been a long time coming - it was predicted in 1979. Nice to see it finally here...
2 years ago
in My iPhone Experience on I Bought a Mac
the iPhone's been a long time in coming - it was first predicted back in 1979...
2 years ago
in Ron Moore - "The Sopranos Ends Perfectly" on Flex's Blog
I agree with Ron Moore completely! Not surprising, because BSG is a great show, too. The Sopranos and the Closure-Junkies
