On March 10 of this year, Getty officially launched their partnership with Flickr for the purpose of creating a database of photos intended for commercial licensing – to the delight of many aspiring photojournalists. They’ve since doubled their collection, handpicking … Continue reading →
Chris Putnam, software engineer at Facebook who runs the video team, talks about its new HD video feature. Lowering HD cameras prices coupled with overall markdowns to lure shoppers means there is going to be a significant change in what … Continue reading →
I am going to miss a lot of people who were forced to leave MTV, especially my pal Megan. Aside from being a kick ass digital producer, she was (still is) a friend who always had my back. She is … Continue reading →
from Current TV: In today’s over-blogged, hyper-texted, socially networked world, Twitter has once again revolutionized the way young people define their community. In this pod, by vc2 producers Open Content, we meet a superuser who tweets incessantly to hundreds of … Continue reading →
I recently spoke (through the interwebs) with Brooklyn writer Jonathan Ames about his debut graphic novel, “The Alcoholic”. You can read the full interview and check out a six-page preview of the comic on the Splash Page blog. Jonathan Ames … Continue reading →
- I <3 great minds I am currently obsessed with two types of visuals – one is an upcoming graphic novel and the other is an independent weekly comic series found online. Both works tie into identity and social acceptance. … Continue reading →
This past Saturday I shot interviews at All Points West Festival with the festival organizers, Kings of Leon, The Roots, The Virgins, Animal Collective, Jessica Stam, Gossip Girl‘s Jessica Szhor, and Chromeo. APW is inspired by the historical events that … Continue reading →
