by David | Oct 30, 2012 | Uncategorized
Major news outlets use Storify to aggregate & make sense of social media flow about Hurricane Sandy In the last two days, as we’ve all been inundated (pardon the lame water-related pun) with near-constant TV, radio, web & social media updates on the...
by David | Jan 24, 2012 | Amusing Nonsense, Conspiracy Theories, Politics & New Media
The Teleprompter is Us Tonight’s State of the Union address is being billed as “the most interactive political act ever.” Well, other than the crowdsourcing that brought people to the guillotine during the French Revolution. Although, if you read...
by David | Jul 1, 2011 | Design, Digital Migration, google
In less than five minutes, I responded to an invitation (that is probably still in pretty high demand) and signed up for Google+. Being able to add people to the circles is an absolutely frickin’ brilliant move! The little animations are absolutely killer. I...
by David | Apr 19, 2011 | Online Video, Politics & New Media, Ukraine
200,000 deaths. Could Fukushima get this bad? This video was produced by my students at the University of Mohyla’s Institute for the Digital Future of Journalism in Kiev, Ukraine. It’s in Ukrainian, so my English-speaking audience won’t be able to...
by David | Feb 25, 2011 | Uncategorized
It may not be Banksy, but it’s still pretty cool to see local merchants reaching out to the community to pre-emptively cover their walls with something that connects with the local community. I was out for a walk, and stumbled across this guy at the corner of...
