I think Chairman Gruber asks the right questions, namely: "5. Who is happy about this?" (more…)
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Chrome to drop h.264 support
11.01.12 technology Flash, Google, Gruber, h.264, HTML5, MPEG-LA, ogg, Quicktime, Theora, VP8, WebM
Open or closed: as mobile dominates, does malware propagate? and what does this mean for pants?
10.08.09 technology Android, Apple, Google, iPhone, MobileMe, pants, Windows Phone 7
i have envisioned the phone as a credit card for some time now. Â VISA (and others) have an RFID-enabled keychain fob that works as a proximity wand. Â putting an RFID into a phone that can
keep reading...Kevin Kelly on the next 5,000 days of the Web
10.04.29 parabolos portable production Google, Internet, Kevin Kelly, TED, Travis Beacham, World Wide Web
my friend Travis Beacham once said, and i'm paraphrasing, "at some point Google stops being a company, and becomes something that we don't even have a word for yet." i'm not sure if that was
keep reading...guest teaching at USC
10.04.28 film, parabolos portable production, teaching Cinemek, Dropbox, film school, George Lucas, Google, Jim O'Keeffe, Jonathan Houser, uncsa, USC, Wave
last night i had the incredible honor of being invited to come and guest teach a class at USC's School for the Cinematic Arts. my good friend and colleague Jim O'Keeffe teaches one of the
keep reading...Sleepwalking webpage
10.02.20 film FCP, Google, iPhone, Sleepwalking, Steve Martin
new incarnation of the Sleepwalking webpage going up sometime tonight. Â this is a major step for us, as it will be the first time the film webpage will feature verbs.* Â i can't wait to really
keep reading...Sleepwalking – pre-production
10.02.13 film, parabolos portable production Apple, Google, Sleepwalking, Wave
sleepwalking.parabolos.com parabolos is well into pre-production on Sleepwalking, a 20-minute short film that serves in many ways as a great test run for a lot of the processes we've been developing for a while. Â we're
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