Seems like some weeks go by and there is nothing really radically new in the digital media world...blogged by Joyce Schwarz, author & new media expert at www.hollywood2020.blogs.com. '
AND then there are days like April 28 -- today-- so many developments that I'll just link you to some of the headlines on Google.com and you can delve into what's new-- and I'll cover some of this at my upcoming seminar/webinar at DIGITAL HOLLYWOOD and in a spring, 2008 digital newsletter version of HOLLYWOOD2020.blogs.com that I'll hand out that day!.
HEADLINES FOR DIGITAL MEDIA NEWS, April 28, 2008 courtesy of www.google.com news, sorted by Joyce Schwarz, www.hollywood2020.blogs.com:
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GRAND THEFT AUTO -- EVEN WITH A HOOKER IN THE FRONT SEAT -- makes news or maybe because of it? For Gamers, the Craving Won’t Quit
New York Times - By MATT RICHTEL SAN FRANCISCO - The troubled economy and rising prices for food and gas won’t keep fast-twitch video gamers from splurging on their latest must-have diversion, Grand Theft Auto IV. 'Grand Theft' reviews gives Take-Two a boost Killer 'Grand Theft Auto IV' game spree to begin JOYCE ASKS -- whatever happened to MICKEY MOUSE???? |
REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE -- or FEEL?
USA Today -
By Mike Snider, USA TODAY With the arrival in stores this week of long-awaited titles Grand Theft Auto IV and Mario Kart Wii, the already hot video game industry is headed for the stratosphere.
Shippin' Out April 27-May 2: Grand Theft Auto IV
Mario Kart for Wii Races off of Retail Shelves
Direct Traffic Media
PC World -
The paper, titled "PageRank for Product Image Search," (PDF) was published by Yushi Jing and Shumeet Baluja of Google. In it they talk about using PageRank to analyze the "visual link structure" that can be created among a group of similar images.
Google trumpets PageRank for pics
A Google Prototype for a Precision Image Search Francisco Chronicle
Wired News -
By Susan Arendt April 28, 2008 | 10:46:36 AMCategories: Casual Gaming A new study conducted by researchers at East Carolina University suggests that playing casual games like Peggle or Bejeweled can have a significant impact on a player's mood or ...
PopCap-Underwritten Study Shows Casual Games Positively Affecting Mood
Study Shows Games Help Reduce Stress
UT CAN IT TELL REAL FROM REEL?
bit-tech.net
Wired News -
By Charlie Sorrel April 28, 2008 | 6:17:55 AMCategories: iPhone, Rumors Haptic feedback would go a long way to silencing complaints about the iPhone's on-screen keyboard.
The latest buzz on the Iphone
Mobile Content Bits: Greystripe Ad Results; LG Slifter Sweepstakes ...
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