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From: "Steve" <steve@multisell.com>
> It strikes me that the extropia/ trans-/ post-human community might also
be
> able to put together some programming ..... essential, I would argue, if
we
> are to breach the mainstream. E-lists and small academic conferences don't
> really cut it!
Hi Steve.
I work in DV and interactive storytelling. As you've pointed out, the
ability to reach a large audience with televised content is getting easier
and easier to do. I'm sure you've heard of technologies like the Trinity
box-- essentially a live broadcast studio in a box.
I think it's clear that 'niche' programming is on the rise-- and I think
you're absolutely right that this community should be thinking about ways in
which to establish a presence in that market.
Since I work as a creative consultant for companies who wish to have an
interactive presence online, my bias is to look for new dynamic ways to
'broadcast.' This doesn't mean that I think that the time has come quite
yet to abandon the TV, however I think its smart to look for ways to
leverage the two media together (broadcast TV and net interactivity.)
--::jason.joel.thompson:: ::wild.ghost.studios::
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