#future media

[rey-nbowss]

User input (mouse) + particles. Made in TouchDesigner.

[theblindmachine]

"# The Future of Content: Embracing Spatial Computing Originally published on Livestream.com on October 29, 2019, at 11:04 PM CDT, the dialogue surrounding "Spatial Computing and the Future of Content" has surged with an urgency that can no longer be ignored. As we stand on the precipice of a new era in technology, voices like those of Adaora Udoji, Debra Simmons, Dr. John Pavlik, and Ben Erwin resonate deeply, urging us to redefine our relationship with content and how we experience the world. Adaora Udoji, a media innovator with an uncanny ability to navigate the complexities of emerging tech and digital transformation, set the stage with her keen insights. She emphasized that spatial computing isn’t just about the technology that powers it, but about a fundamental shift in how we engage with content. Imagine glancing at a cityscape and instantly accessing layers of digital information superimposed on the physical world. This is not sci-fi; it's the near future that Udoji envisions, one where our environments become active participants in our education and interaction. Debra Simmons, founder and CEO of LEVER3, echoed this vision with her emphasis on inclusivity in technological advancements. Simmons underscored the need to empower diverse creators to shape the narratives within these burgeoning spaces. She boldly asserted that spatial computing must democratize content creation, spotlighting new voices and allowing them to thrive. This movement towards inclusivity isn’t just honorable; it’s essential in crafting a comprehensive narrative for our collective future. Meanwhile, Dr. John Pavlik of Rutgers School of Communication and Information provided a scholar's lens on the implications of our digital pivot. His insights connected the dots between the evolving media landscape and the fusion of content with immersive experiences—highlighting a future where virtual and augmented realities merge seamlessly with everyday life. As we analyze the trajectory of journalism and communication, Pavlik's predictions serve as a clarion call to embrace innovation while navigating the ethical implications of this spatial revolution. Ben Erwin, as Conference Director of Silicon Harlem, encapsulated the urgency of scalability in this new frontier. He challenged attendees to consider not only the ‘how’ but the ‘who’ in the deployment of spatial technologies. Erwin’s call to action emphasized that the future of content shouldn’t just be accessible but should also reflect the diversity of the communities engaged with it. As we push forward, our conversations must extend beyond the tech itself and consider long-term impacts on society at large. In summary, the October 2019 event sparked crucial discussions that go beyond mere technological advancements. It forced us to confront the narrative frameworks that define us and to consider how emerging technologies will change the way we connect, create, and consume content. As we continue to explore spatial computing, let’s ensure that the future we build is not only innovative but inclusive, thoughtful, and reflective of the diverse world we inhabit. The time to embrace this future is now. Let’s not just observe the transformation; let’s be a part of it."

[annanyarajput]

social media - what is social media- types of social media

social media is such a website that connects us with our family members, and friends too. we can divide social media into two categories.

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[tachyonpub]

Happy birthday to the always affable award-winning writer and editor Rick Wilber

Currently a visiting professor for the low-residency MFA in genre writing at Western State Colorado University, Rick Wilber has penned more than fifty science-fiction short stories, several college textbooks, including Magazine Feature Writing, The Writer’s Handbook for Editing & Revision, Modern Media Writing (with Randy Miller), and Media Matters, and the acclaimed novels The Cold Road, Rum Point, and the Campbell Award-nominated Alien Morning. His stories “Something Real” won the 2013 Sidewise Award and “The Secret City” is a 2018 Sidewise Award finalist.

Wilber edited the three anthologies Subtropical Speculations: Anthology of Florida Science Fiction (with Richard Mathews), FUTURE MEDIA, and Field Of Fantasies: Baseball Stories of The Strange and Supernatural. His book length memoir about his dad, baseball player Del Wilber, My Father’s Game: Life, Death, Baseball garnered notices from a diversity of people including Peter Golenbock, Peter Straub, and Bill Plaschke.

All of us at Tachyon wish Rick a happy birthday! Hope you get a hit! It is your birthday after all.

For more info on FUTURE MEDIA, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Josh Beatman

[tachyonpub]

Happy birthday to the always affable award-winning writer and editor Rick Wilber

Currently a visiting professor for the low-residency MFA in genre writing at Western State Colorado University, Rick Wilber has penned more than fifty science-fiction short stories, several college textbooks, including Magazine Feature Writing, The Writer’s Handbook for Editing & Revision, Modern Media Writing (with Randy Miller), and Media Matters, and the acclaimed novels The Cold Road, Rum Point, and the Campbell Award-nominated Alien Morning. His story “Something Real” won the 2013 Sidewise Award.

Wilber edited the three anthologies Subtropical Speculations: Anthology of Florida Science Fiction (with Richard Mathews), FUTURE MEDIA, and Field Of Fantasies: Baseball Stories of The Strange and Supernatural. His book length memoir about his dad, baseball player Del Wilber, My Father’s Game: Life, Death, Baseball garnered notices from a diversity of people including Peter Golenbock, Peter Straub, and Bill Plaschke.

All of us at Tachyon wish Rick a happy birthday! Hope you get a hit! It is your birthday after all.

For more info on FUTURE MEDIA, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Josh Beatman

[sguezen-blog]

The Future of Media? Total Immersion

The Future of Media? Total Immersion

As decades go by I think we’ll see media continue towards deeper and deeper immersion. More practical, and realistic feeling virtual reality is going to go very mainstream as soon as the technology starts to rev its engine. We’ll have the stuff of Chuck Palahniuk’s Rant, like “neural transcripts” where you plug into the back of your head to experience a film, tv show, or advertisement. You’ll be…

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TecnoMultimedia InfoComm México, SET Expo 2016, The Echo Society, Internationale Tanzmesse NRW, are highlights in August's calendar of global media and showbiz industry social networking events

TecnoMultimedia InfoComm México, SET Expo 2016, The Echo Society, Internationale Tanzmesse NRW, are highlights in August’s calendar of global media and showbiz industry social networking events

Australian Direct Marketing Association (ADMA) Global Forum is a two-day event being held in Sydney. Aside from a forum program featuring tech and media industry speakers, ADMA showcases products like Audio-Visual Communication, Photography, Print and Electronic Media, Signage, Point of Purchase, Promotional Material, Outdoor Advertising, Computers, Photography/Film/Video,…

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MEET THE STARTUP CEO

MARCH 2016

To say that Jaakko Alasaarela is determined to succeed would be an understatement. The CEO of ZEF calls his 32 employees “warriors” and identifies his corporate values as passion and bravery.

ZEF’s customers include Al Jazeera, MTV, IMF, Reuters, ITV, Vianor, Marimekko and Disney. Rovio, another customer, sits on ZEF’s board.

Mike Mullane: Describe your job in as close as possible to 10 words. 

JA: Help people to achieve their goals and dreams in life!

MM: How would your colleagues describe you?

JA: I made a poll in ZEF and here is the conclusion of the answers: ”An enthusiastic, passionate and brave fellow ZEF Warrior fighting for our common goals and dreams!”

MM: What is your best quality and worst habit?

JA: My best quality is my ability to visualize great things and the best outcome in any situation. My worst habit is to smoke cigars when I feel I have achieved something great.

MM: What’s your biggest challenge - what keeps you awake at night?

JA: The promises I have made for achieving something great. During the night I stay awake finding ways to make it happen!

MM: Which social networks do you use the most and how important is social media in your life outside the office?

JA: I am mostly using WhatsApp. It is the most effective way of staying in close real-time contact with all the people I love and to share highs and challenges of life. Still my most important ”social network” is face to face meetings with the people close to me.

MM: What is the best advice you have ever received?

JA: ”You can achieve anything in life when you are willing to work for it with strong purpose!”

MM: What lesson have you learned the hard way?

JA: Humility, I have learnt the hard way how to treat people well and how to hire the right ones. I am proud and grateful that ZEF was awarded the Best Place to Work in Finland in 2016.

MM: If you could have dinner with any person alive or dead, who would it be?

JA: I would love to meet Elon Musk. I want to learn his way of thinking, especially how to set up ”right questions to answer”, which has been his way of getting answers and solving any challenge.

MM: How will people consume media 10 years from now?

JA: All media is brought automatically to people based on their needs, desires and values. This is done through social media, big data and algorithms which predict the right media to consume without the need for searching the information. This is actually what we are doing in ZEF!