Archives for the 'Eventness' Category
The Media Pyramid & Eventness
To the left is a basic representation of what I call The Media Pyramid.
I’ve developed the Pyramid as a lens through which to understand the different kinds of media and how they relate to each other, particularly in terms of how we consume them cognitively.
The Media Pyramid splits into three sections:
1) The yellow bit at [...]
Thinking Blogger Award… another meme
How kind of Christy Dena to tap me for a Thinking Blogger Award. This is a new — and interesting — meme spreading throughout the blogosphere. I’m going to ponder who I want to tap and get back to y’all here.
My question: does it count if I KNOW the blogger in question and [...]
I’ll Call it “Mini Meme” (with a note about Shakespeare)
I’m writing this from iMedia’s Driving Interactive Summit on interactive auto marketing in Newport, CA. Yesterday, during the opening panel I posed a question about how big auto makers can and should deal with negative user-generated content. I phrased it something like this: “When you’re dealing with ordinary folks online, sometimes they love you and [...]
“New Media Universe, New Consumer Behavior” … ad:tech panel coverage
Michael Estrin, one of the talented iMedia editors, did a nice writeup of the panel I ran for last week’s ad:tech SF. You can read it here.
Nice post about saying “No!” to multitasking over at WebWorkerDaily
Shortly after I finished my last post on “Islands of Total Attention” I saw a post from Judi Sohn from last week about how our promiscuous eyes are the human sense most likely to engage in multitasking. It’s worth a read.
However, I don’t agree that the solution is go out and buy dictation software.
