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06/05/2008
How do online shows migrate to TV? | Michael Learmonth writes in The Silicon Alley Insider, “It's hard to find a serious producer of Web content who will admit to harboring hope that TV will come calling. Michael Eisner sold Prom Queen into international TV syndication, but that's...
27/03/2008
Extreme User Research | What is the biggest problem I face almost every time a client hires me to do something about a web project going awry? They don’t know a thing about their users. They don’t have a clue, whatsoever. Unbelievable but true! Good designers will...
20/03/2008
Cues, The Golden Retriever | In every waking moment, our brains are processing the stimuli in our environment and responding, consciously and unconsciously, to what is going on around us. This may mean something simple like stopping automatically at a crosswalk based on the color...
by Jemima Kiss Media Guardian on 06/05/2008
Channel 4 and the Sci-Fi channel are among the companies contributing content to Second Life's first broadband TV network, due to launch in the virtual world at the end of this month. The pilot project is being put together by creative agency Rivers Run Red, a specialist in creating new projects for the Second Life virtual world or "metaverse". Rivers Run Red is partnering with 10 big content companies to provide material for TV channels on virtuallife.tv. By the end of 2007, the company aims...
 
 
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