Posted on March 22, 2011, 16:53, by Vincent van Wylick.
So Penelope Trunk wrote a book. I previously wrote about her here. A commentator on one of blog-posts asks: Penelope, I read your blog regularly. Is there anything in your new book that I wouldn’t have already gotten from your blog? Either way, I’ll probably buy it… but I was just curious. Posted by Kelly [...]
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Posted on December 28, 2009, 10:21, by Vincent van Wylick.
This movie was one I anticipated for some time. I’m a Sci-Fi geek, a movie freak, and a Cameron disciple (ever since Terminator 2). Most important to me today however: seeing whether the world of cinema was about to change forever… or not. My review will *not* be about the story, but about a number [...]
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Posted on June 28, 2009, 17:03, by Vincent van Wylick.
There’s talk on the web about “thought leadership” (I prefer the term “thought inspiration”), so I felt like writing something about what sources, podcasts this time, inspire thinking with me. An obvious example would be TED, which I think most of us know, but today I’ll list a few that I listen to regularly, which [...]
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Posted on April 6, 2009, 20:01, by Vincent van Wylick.
If you look at the world of video now, there are a number of trends that reign: The shift from TV to web (Youtube, Hulu, iTunes Video, etc.) The shift towards gaming, aka interactive video The shift towards 3D cinema The unabated reign of piracy, which means that content-producers have to look beyond traditional media. [...]