Trying out the new Digg
Heads up for BCNIPhilly
The Browser Future of Interactive Fiction
Sequence in Multimedia Narratives
Reflections on CMANYC10 – Day 1
My 4 Step Social Media Strategy
Wordpress Gives in to Google on Real-time RSS
Tron Legacy Trailer is Live
Is Digg Completely Irrelevant to Gen Y?
Hey everyone, I’ll be attending #BCNIPhilly tomorrow to talk, listen and learn about the future of news. It looks like it’ll be a lot of fun and I’m considering presenting onMason.
If you want to follow my usual rapid fire live tweets, they’ll almost all be going up on the account I’ve turned on for live tweeting – @AramZS.
This April 1 two separate mainstream websites launched a prank that mapped adventure game-type controls to their website. This got me thinking, is it time to revisit how we build and play Interactive Fiction?
Both XKCD and Woot applied game elements to their website on Thursday. Woot’s appears to be static HTML and more ‘choose your [...]
How can we use order and placement within a multimedia package or interactive story to enrich the narrative?
I’ve been reading through Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics on and off these last few months and it strikes me just how important this book is to anyone dealing with multimedia, not just comic artists or aficionados. When you [...]
A few thoughts on Sunday at the College Media Advisors Spring 2010 National Convention. A lot more multimedia stuff this time around, a few great folks, but are we changing?
I’ve only done the CMA National Convention once before, about two years ago. At that CMA, it was mostly old-school sessions, very little relevant multimedia, a [...]
I’ve written a great post for the UPIU Blog on my methodology for managing the social media presence of both UPIU and the Office of Student Media.
Glittering promises to transform you into a social media powerhouse overnight are scams. Focusing on a long-term method to grow your social media presence, though, is a good idea.
Many [...]
