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Mike Cassidy of the San Jose Mercury News has written two articles recently about a local tragedy and the effects of the lives of the people involved and inadvertently touched on some important DigimediaFinance principles.
In a nutshell, a local man was murdered by his girlfriend in Pennsylvania. She was arrested and then released [...]

Here are some items from my notes from the talks at Wednesday afternoon’s sessions from VON. No more then a one liner each. I haven’t had a chance to look into any of these services, companies, or approaches yet, so don’t read anything into this other then that I found it worth jotting down. For [...]

After sitting on my shelf for a good long time, I finally took the time to dive into Rebecca Solnit’s River of Shadows: Eadweard Muybridge and the Technological Wild West, and it was a dive well worth taking.
The outline of Muybridge’s story has been familiar to me for a while, primarily via the Phillip Glass [...]

Earlier this week I spent a day at the VON Conference in San Jose. My original purpose in attending was to review the exhibits, to try to learn about the issues surrounding the actual network level of delivery of Digital Entertainment.
That turned out to be mostly a bust for me. 90% of the exhibitors seemed [...]

Last night I attended an intimate author reading by Roland Kelts. Roland read from his new book JapanAmerica. It was his second Bay Area stop on his nationwide tour. Earlier this week, he had a much larger attended reading at UC Berkeley, but this event at the Foto-Graphix bookstore, located in the Cartoon Art Museum [...]