Barry Lindstrom’s Journal on New Media Publishing and "Protent"
Long, loooong before there was an Ashton Kutcher or a CNN to tweat at us, the U.S. Post Office Department delivered between 700 and 800 million short text messages attached to some exotic and/or humorous imagery every year. These bursts of personal information were called Post Cards. Now here we are some 90 years later […]
Last night I was making the final changes on a software module needed at my day job from the comfort of my den. My granddaughter was chasing something called webkin dollars from her computer. My daughter, the math teacher, was perusing her internet based gradebook and my wife was virtually linked to her work email, both wirelessy. […]
So on my infamous list of things to do are a whole host of exploratory “breakout” projects. Everything from another book to a web TV show, from digital children’s stories to comic strips on a cell phone, from pitching movie and TV show ideas in Burbank next June to attending the next meeting of the […]
The noun muse is defined first as “any of 9 daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne; protector of an art or science” and then as “the source of an artist′s inspiration”. I find it curious that scientists are left out of the second “modern” definition. I suggest the ancients had the right idea protecting Art AND […]
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