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Oct 2, 2010 10:14 AM | about stocks: SPYThe S&P 500 ETF ," that uses the symbol "SPY," has been influenced by the stock market this week. Its stock price stands at $114.61 As we learn in MSN Money Snaphot they write this about the Fund: "The investment seeks to correspond generally to the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the S&P 500 Index. SPDR Trust is an exchange-traded fund that holds all of the S&P 500 Index stocks. It is comprised of undivided ownership interests called SPDRs. The fund issues and redeems SPDRs only in multiples of 50,000 SPDRs in exchange for S&P 500 Index stocks and cash."
Over almost a full two week trading period we have established a well defined resistance level at 115. For the longest time, our resistance level hovered around the 113 level but now we are a bit higher.If we act the same way we did before, we are looking at a pull back before we can break this level.
This week is the beginning of a new quarter and now the abundance of news may really dictate whether we will move down or continue our inching upward. Friday's strong market start came after personal income and personal spending data landed better than expected. Can we keep this momentum?
This coming week should be even more dramatic, particularly since the monthly jobs data will be released. Some of the results that will be important not to miss are the consensus estimates calling for an unemployment rate of 9.7% and non-farm payroll jobs gain of 70,000.
The low PE in the SPY can give us an argument for a continued bullish move. 10 year treasuries are also showing a nice conservative profit and that also can argue for a bullish lean.But, the economic recovery is not as strong as expected at this stage, with the most recent quarterly GDP coming in at only +1.7% growth. The majority of the recent economic data is either showing a leveling off of activity or a modest decline.
Between the Bull and Bear scenarios is the Muddle-Through case. Meaning a period of slow growth for the economy and corporate earnings. But growth nonetheless.So we would look for the market to remain in the larger trading zone for the next quarter. We are not looking for a large move in either direction. We are going to be trading in the same zone we have for months. Look for moves up and down, but no extended move in any given direction for more than a couple weeks.
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Carrot Puree with Hazelnut Tapenade
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This carrot-potato puree has an amazing silky-smooth texture. We give it a sophisticated touch with a quick tapenade made with green olives, orange zest, hazelnuts, and garlic. For a simpler dish, just make the puree and skip the topping.
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Calories | 195 |
Total Fat | 8g |
Saturated Fat | 1g |
Cholesterol | -- |
Sodium | 504mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 28g |
Dietary Fiber | 5g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 4g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 1 pound(s) (5-6 medium) carrots, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 medium red potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 tablespoon(s) chopped hazelnuts, toasted (see Tips & Techniques)
- 2 tablespoon(s) chopped green olives
- 2 teaspoon(s) freshly grated orange zest
- 1 clove(s) (small) garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- Bring 1 inch of water to a boil in a large saucepan or Dutch oven fitted with a steamer basket. Steam carrots and potatoes until very soft, 12 to 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, combine hazelnuts, olives, orange zest, garlic, and 1 teaspoon oil in a small bowl.
- Transfer the carrots and potatoes to a food processor; add the remaining 1 tablespoon oil and salt. Process until smooth. Serve each portion with a spoonful of the hazelnut tapenade.
Carb Servings: 1 starch, 2 vegetable, 1 1/2 fat. Carbohydrate Servings: 1 1/2. Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (337% daily value), Vitamin C (28% dv), Potassium (24% dv).
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The gym in the back of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, on Mulberry Street, may be the last bit of the past among the ever-glitzier strip of blocks known as Nolita. Before it gets its inevitable makeover, however, the classic wood-lined basketball court had the distinction of hosting a clothing line launch on Monday—a collaboration between The Gap and the brands anointed by GQ as this year's Best New Menswear Designers in America.
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When the Detroit Red Wings signed free-agent forward Damien Brunner over the summer, they did so with the idea of playing him alongside Henrik Zetterberg. The NHL lockout put a hold on those plans -- at least until Zetterberg contacted his new teammate a couple weeks back and inquired about joining him in Switzerland with EV Zug.
They've been inseparable ever since.
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My child love's Pershing! It is fantastic! My daughter tells me the complaining students are often the ones who would rather not be A.P. or try their best. Unfortunately, there are those who run society and those who follow. If you are a runner, Pershing has one of the best Magnet programs around.
This school is the worst school I have ever went to. There is only a few good teachers the rest will just sit there doing nothing screaming at us for no apperant reason. There is CONSTANT bullying. The lunches are HORRIBLE. We have the shortest amount of time to get to class! We still have to go upstairs, go to our lockers I mean some of the classes take a running pace to get to on time! The dress code, we can only wear it if it says pershing!? Really!? Thats just a way to get money. We can only wear it if its our color! Why!? We have grade level undershirts, I.D.'s and the hallways to tell us what grade we're in. The homework is crazy!!! Everyday giant packets for homework for nearly every class. This school is what makes me hate going to school. A girl cant hug her best friend because its PDA!!! A girl cant hug a boy even if its her brother because its PDA. No piercings allowed!? Why?! Come on pershing. Stop being so strict. We're teenagers not slaves.
Pershing is a great school. The kids there are amazing,I admit some may be trouble makers or bullies but thats at every school.However,I do not like how if a person hits you first if you hit back you get in trouble too.I think that's unfair. I'm in the gt program and I will leave with 3 credits for high school already, I think that is amazing. I think any kid would be lucky to go to Pershing.I would actually cry when I couldn't go to school.That's how great the school is, I have made friends I will have forever.The fact that Pershing has so many kids also makes everything even more amazing.No school is like it. So, um yea I like Pershing but it is up to you so you should look into Pershing.As a bonus I mean pandas are pretty cute so that helps to.
This Is like the best school ever!! I went here fo 6th grade and im not sure if 7th grade but i really like this school, really nice people, good teachers, the principale is really nice, I went to this school and i dont want to leave, im so sad, I lovee this school, I highly recommend kids to go here!! they will learn and have fun at the same time! GO PERSHING PANAS!!!!
I think everyone should know that Pershing is awesome. They dont sell drugs! Don't think that. Dont believe what others say... Yes there were some accidents but that can happen to one OF THE BEST SCHOOLS IN THE WORLD. GO PERSHING PANDA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I absolutely love Pershing. Choosing Pershing was my greatest choice and the 3 years in Pershing was the best 3 years in my life. The people there are so kind, sweet, and funny and going to school is probably the only thing i want to do. When i came to Pershing, i didnt know a lot of English, but thanks to all the helpful teachers and the friendly students, i was able to make friends and become much better at English. The education at Pershing is great and as years passed by, the test scores had gone up thanks to the new principal. Choosing Pershing might be the only choice u will never regret.
Pershing Middle school is by far the worst school I have ever been too. The teachers there don't really care too much about their student's feelings and are straight up rude. In my eighth grade year, a teacher made fun of a girl and called her dumb to another student while she was in the room and made her cry. This is the perfect example of what the majority of the teachers that work there are like: unjust and cruel. The administration tries to change the negative things about the school but it seems like when things fail, they give up. The so-so education that school has to offer is not worth putting your child through three years of misery.
I just have one thing to say...THIS SCHOOL IS STRAIGHT UP FIVE STAR! You'll love this school so much you will never regret being there. The principle has great leadership and you'll never know she's a principle because she always walk around the school and help out with everything so you'll feel like she's just a teacher and you wont be afraid to talk to her. The teachers here are the most loving, advanced in teaching, and probally the funniest people alive! The students here are very friendly towards other and they absolutely love new students~ I have been in Pershing for 3 years and im graduating this year. My brother is very picky and he was forced to go to this school even though he likes Pin Oak, but now he love it so much he doesnt want to move school anymore~ I would totally RECOMMEND this school because it's fantastic~!
Four Words Cross Country is awesome The Athletics program here is just plain awesome. Cross Country and Track are great. The coaches are friendly, and they help you become a better athlete. The teachers are great, and the class rooms and awesome. I am not gonna lie, it's not the perfect school, but it's as perfect as it will ever get. =]
Our family has been very pleased with our granddaughters experience at Pershing. She has been challenged academically thru their "gifted and talented" program. She has enjoyed a multi-cultural exposure and made many new friends. The sports programs at Pershing have been really great for her. She does at least 3 sports year round and loves playing for her school. This is a GREAT neighborhood school!
Pershing Middle School has been a blessing for our family and neighborhood. Our child will be moving on to High School in 2013 and she will have 3 High School Classes already completed! The Fine Arts program are a plus even though we are zoned and did not need apply. The Vanguard classes employ critical thinking and in my opinion are un matched to any private school in Houston. We are PROUD PANDAS!!!
Sad memories from Pershing, my two kids got bullied in this school and for two years I am not able to reach the principle of this school or find a solution with the principle assistance, every time my kids tried to defense them selves they got punished and if you ask the school to do something, they do not care. Teachers there are unhelpful, screening in their class rooms, and un-understandable to any situation. I spent two years of struggling and tears. I am glad I moved my children away of this disaster environment.
This school has a great group of teachers. We have brought the rating of Pershing up to "Recognize". The school also has great diversity among the student body and excellent extra-curricular activities.
I can't believe the people from the PTO at Pershing Middle School act so rude towards people that need of there assistance especially the lady in charge of the uniforms. Shes supposed to set up an example and be nice to her customers but instead screams at people in public. Pershing staff pay attention to whoever wants to help if they really want to help they should be nicer.
I went to Pershing MS for 6th and 7th grade, all i have to say is I had the best time of my life there and wish I could have gone back for 8th grade to continue going to good classes and seeing my favorite teachers and friends. Although a lot has happened at Pershing, i would still rather go there than anywhere else.
I am a student at this school. I think the teachers are decent but so many of the students here don't know what good learning is! There's too many students here already and it's not a very good school
Pershing has a new principal. She is starting her third year. She has made an amazing improvement in the school. Both the staff and the parents respect her very much. The environment is always positive and the kids are excelling both in grades and in outside activities. You could not pay for a better education.
I have had 2 children go through Pershing Middle School and 1 child is still there. My two high school students are thriving at Bellaire High in both their rigorous academic classes and their social and sports associations. I owe that in large part to the great training, strong academic standards and excellent leadership at Pershing. Even though Pershing is ~1700 students, we never felt lost in the crowd. I actually had a teacher call me at home just to tell me that my child was excelling in class. What public school does that...Pershing! Go Pandas! I am a huge fan of Perhing Middle School.
Last year I went to a private middle school. It was not the best education. I found public schools much better. When looking for schools I came across Pershing and Pin Oak to be the best schools possible. In the end I picked Pin Oak. I am a very happy student at Pin Oak. It is a much better school than any other school I have seen so far. It is very well organized. I recommend Pin Oak. GO CHARGERS! :)
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October 30, 2013
I contacted Federico after reading a post on his blog. I don't recall the online journey that brought me to his site but I remember vividly that I was really captivated by his passion for creating a sustainable civilization, and by his book Robots Will Steal Your Job, But That's OK: How to Survive the Economic Collapse and Be Happy.
Federico has the fighting determination of his youth, mixed with intellectual depth and cultural qualities, unpredictable, given his young age.
I was really glad when he accepted to participate to this year's TEDxTransmedia; but unfortunately few weeks before the event he had to turn us down for a –must attend- engagement in Taiwan. He sent us a short video on the needs of reforming the education strategy and it's an essential video to watch for students, parents, educators, and all those who want a better future.
Besides his young age (he's only 27) he is already an internationally known author, a social entrepreneur, a scientific educator, a lecturer, and aspiring filmmaker.
Federico has written on science, technology, Internet communities, artificial intelligence, and climate change.
He's a graduate from Singularity University, the special program whose aim is to solve humanity's grand challenges by leveraging exponentially growing technologies, and lately he founded Esplori, whose goal is to provide an inclusive, global learning environment, where anyone can learn anything, anywhere, without physical or language barriers.
Each time I talk to Federico, I get inspired. His ideas are contagious and I am sure he will be one of our future leaders.
October 28, 2013
"Fashionably Disruptive"
Katharina is a multi-talented woman whom I met through friends. She spends hours researching, studying and learning and has a vivid concepti of what challenges creativity will face in the future. She is an expert in fashion and trends in wearable devices and very active in the online scene.
Katharina grew up in Italy, Germany, Kenya, and Switzerland. After graduating from London's Goldsmith's College, she covered the New York fashion scene as a correspondent for over 5 years.
In the year 2000 she opened a boutique, Septieme Etage, to bring designers to the place she felt needed it most: the decidedly un-froufrou calvinist Geneva, home of international organizations, financial institutions, and Swiss private schools forming the next generations of leaders.
She often points out interesting and amazing new fashions to me. I was really glad that our event included a conversation about fashion, and how we can create a sustainable fashion future. She has an innate grace, which covers well the strength of this remarkable woman.
Katharina is currently working on a book and a digital project for retail disruption. A secret: her wardrobe includes a dress that – unzipped – represents the silhouette of E.T.
October 27, 2013
"How to Be Wise"
In order to create momentum in the start of our TEDxTransmedia 2013 journey, we launched a teaser asking the audience who they wanted to see speaking at this year's event. Simon came at the top of the list with lots of recommendations on Twitter and via email.
I have to confess that, not knowing Simon, I hesitated a little because I couldn't find a spot for his expertise in this year's program. When we finally met (online) I was so enchanted by his thinking and ease in conveying his ideas that I decided – on the spot – to have him with us this year.
Simon is a social commentator, national broadcaster and media ethics champion.
He studied Theology and after spending three years in advertising, he founded – aged at just 24 years of age, the socially driven communications agency Global Tolerance.
Simon pioneered Personal Relations (he defines it as ethical PR), Inspirational Marketing and Symbiotic Communications with the aim to spread positive social stories to hundreds of millions of people.
After 10 years working with the likes of the Dalai Lama and Gandhi's grandson, he was the first person in the UK to decide to put a whole company on sabbatical, coinciding with the birth of his first child.
Simon is a fantastic communicator, a great professional and a wonderful person to meet. His talk is inspiring, and too strong to forget!
October 26, 2013
"Heroes and Anti Heroes of the Information Age"
Keren Elazari is an emergent star in the speaker's ecosystem. I have been chasing Keren few times and, unfortunately, I was never able to view her talk. In order to meet with her and hear her presentation I decided to invite Keren to present at TEDxTransmedia 2013; and it was the right decision: her talk was very intense.
Remember Angelina Jolie in the film Hackers? Well, she got her inspiration by that story.
Keren has been a key member of the Israeli Cyber Security & Hacking scene in the past decade and since 2000, has been employed with leading Israeli security firms and government organizations to cover emerging security technologies.
She teaches at Tel Aviv University and at Singularity University in Palo Alto, an institution located inside NASA Research Park in Silicon Valley, aiming to "educate, inspire and empower leaders to apply exponential technologies to address humanity's grand challenges."
Keren is a hacker by heart; we discussed it thoroughly in preparing her TEDxTalk and the more I think about it and the more I get inspired.
She advocates on how the act of hacking is taking on new meanings and is continuing to evolve. We started debating on the transformational power of positive hackerism, the fact that hackers, with their ability to deconstruct and rebuild coding, will become the bridge between humans and machines. Keren demonstrates that data is the new currency and the owner of it holds the power.
In the age of big data, it is mission critical for broadcasters to have a deep knowledge of their audiences. How can broadcasters know more about their audiences? Is it sufficient to rely only on data provided by ratings and consumer research, or is it crucial to understand –how audiences want to be entertained- before the broadcast has occurred?
Well, Keren ends her talk with a powerful, somehow scary, "Hack the planet" and it is a joy to listen to her.
October 25, 2013
This was my fourth TEDxTransmedia!
It's always overwhelming, dead-tiring, but so rewarding to organize a TEDx event (a taste of it with this backstage video by my friend Silvia Iannuzzi)
This year, being a "veteran" of the event, I felt, more than ever, the need to take responsibility for creating a programme of remarkable ideas to be shared; therefore, besides finding a catchy title, Dangerously Ethical, I decided to focus on the ethical values that need to be restored in order to build an attractive future.
We study ethics for improving our lives: the principal concern is the nature of human well-being, or as Aristotle conceived – eudemonia – a lasting state that embraces all aspects of life. The inclusion of the word 'dangerously' focuses the attention on the pace and the direction of the current technological (r)evolution and its power to shape humanity.
Every action has a consequence. Experiments to prolong life; drugs that enhance memory; the means to alter our appearance; modify the genetics of future generations: all has an impact.
With a multidisciplinary approach, we are entering a transhuman era, where the acceleration of technology will influence human evolution. With this year's event, we hoped we've giventhe opportunity to reflect on how technology will impact our evolution. Basically, can we foresee a happier life?
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P.S. Every year, starting a week before the event, I say to my friends, colleagues and team: this is the last one! Please, if next year I want to do another one… make me change my mind! But then, few hours after the event is completed, well, I want to do another one. What's the title of TEDxTransmedia 2014? … posterity will judge…
July 24, 2013
Young audiences represent the future of the media industry. Securing their interest is no mean feat – mainly because the market is so fickle. Diversity is key, and they flip from one platform to another, from cell phone to tablets, from media player to gaming device, from TV to laptop. Nothing holds their interest for long.
Exploring the non-linear, transmedia approach opens new ways to engage young audiences whose lives centre on social media and online communities. They're drawn to content that has no pre-defined beginning or end, embracing it in a highly personalized way.
Providers of on-demand internet streaming services and connected TV know what PSM have recently discovered – that young audiences have already won the battle for the living room. Is there a magic formula to win them back to TV? Amazon and Netflix have identified their target groups and laid plans.
Cord cutting, initiated and practiced by youth audiences, (at least in the US with 60 million Americans relying on just free over-the-air TV) continues to grow. While according to Nielsen's Fourth-Quarter 2012 Cross-Platform Report, the U.S. had more than five million Zero-TV households in 2013, up from just over two million in 2007.
TV itself isn't obsolete. More than 75 per cent of these homes still have at least one TV. But these households also used to watch DVDs, play games and surf the Net. When it comes to video content, a growing number of households now use other devices.
The solution may lie in reaching out to young audiences, not merely as spectators; PSM needs to recruit young people as allies, content advisors and eventually as ambassadors of PSM.
Broadcasters are still too focused on making content that they "think" young audiences want to see. They need to involve them in a more concrete and creative way, developing a strategy that involves young people in the making process.
Sharing and seeking feedback via a YouTube pilot with a parallel social media strategy may be enough to demonstrate a more open attitude.
How do we engage young audiences? Ask them!
February 17, 2013
Last year, at TED Global, I met my first cyborg, Neil Harbisson. Born in Northern Ireland and raised in Catalonia, Neil is a contemporary artist, composer, and cyborg activist who is best known for his self-extended capacity to perceive colours outside the range of human vision.
Born with a condition called "monochromatism", he wears a prosthetic device – which he calls an "eyeborg" – that allows him to hear audible conversions of the colour frequencies that the human eye cannot see.
Until his encounter with cybernetics expert Adam Montandon, Neil was an artist who lived in a black and white world.
Now, thanks to his prosthesis – a narrow, flexible arm that ends with an eye-like apparatus starting from the top of his head and ending at his forehead – Neil can 'hear' colours; sometimes, like when he contemplates a Picasso painting, the sounds of the colours merge to form a synesthetic symphony.
I became interested in the cyborg world last year, when I got the opportunity to read the works of Amber Case, a Canadian anthropologist who studies the interaction between humans and computers and how our relationship with information is changing the way cultures think, act, and understand their worlds. Amber believes that humans are already low-tech cyborgs because we spend most of the day connected to machines such as cars, computers, telephones, radios, TVs, and so on.
The word "cyborg," short for "cybernetic organism", describes a living entity that has been augmented with exogenous components in order to adapt to new environments. By definition, the entity must contain both organic and inorganic elements.
But we are not only cyborg. Today, humans are altering the course of evolution; we are increasingly shaping our environment and ourselves as well as other species. Today's world is one in which the human body harbors 100 times more microbial cells than human cells, where a gene cocktail can allow almost anyone to climb an 8,000 meter peak without oxygen, and where—given the right drug—one could have a 77% chance of becoming a centenarian. (Juan Enriquez, Homo Evolutis)
My question is whether or not this "nanoscience society" imposes a physical and mental standard on individuals? If human self-modification – known as "modding" – transcends sex, age, race, physical health and even death, can we still call this individual "human"?
And where does media fit in?
For more than a decade we have been promised a world of devices and services delivered into everyday life and personalized based on the situation being experienced at a given moment. And here we are, where communication technology has shaped a world in which people carry small, powerful, wireless devices that are connected to the internet almost all of the time from almost anywhere, making Media ubiquitous.
Being permanently connected enables the development and delivery of targeted, personalized content. It's called Pervasive Media, which is basically any experience that uses sensors and/or mobile/wireless networks to bring you content (movies, radio, TV, music, pictures, games, and so on) that's sensitive to your situation, which could be where you are, who you're with or how you are feeling.
In this context, what role will media play when, for example, smart /connected TV is standard? What if a broadcaster transmitted a regular TV program and, using a smart TV, could modify the content on the fly for each of us based on feelings, moods or shared private moments, in a word, modifying our cognitive behavior?
Will media become a protagonist in this era of subliminal cognitive manipulation? What will be the role of public service media in this scenario? Can public service media be the guardian that delineates the ethical parameters of pervasive media?
(Photo: James Duncan Davidson /TED Blog)
December 20, 2012
I was invited to be one of the jurors at Pitch Up! at BAFTA, a crossmedia/transmedia pitching session taking place in the home of the famous British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), an organization which supports, promotes and develops the art form of the moving image film, television and video games—by identifying and rewarding excellence, inspiring practitioners, and otherwise benefiting the public.
Pitch UP! at BAFTA, co-produced by BAFTA and Stellar Network, is the first non-linear storytelling experiment for BAFTA, and finally seeing transmedia take the stage is a relief.
Transmedia is an approach to story delivery that aggregates fragmented audiences by adapting productions to new modes of presentation and social integration. The execution of a transmedia production weaves together diverse storylines, across multiple outlets, as parts of an overarching narrative structure. These elements are distributed through both traditional and new media outlets (Seize the Media)
The ugly term "transmedia" has been accepted not only by Hollywood (when the Writers Guild of America decided to coin a new working profession called the transmedia producer, but also by the British establishment (BAFTA). There's no turning back anymore, and even if it isn't worthwhile or necessary to apply transmedia strategy to every project, the opportunity to extend the narrative in order to engage all audiences with a well-structured and well-planned transmedia echosystem can result in the significant reward of brand promotion and an increasingly engaged audience.
Homo Sapiens is born with the instinct to tell stories, and transmedia is about storytelling, especially as it involves multiple platforms tied together to create an immersive story experience.
While the term "transmedia" is new, the practice is not. People have been telling stories across multiple, diverse platforms for thousands of years. It started when people began to paint what they saw via paleolithic cave paintings, probably sometimes after they began sharing stories orally. As humankind became more civilized, they began writing stories, and then technology flourished.
Writers have long been engaged in the creation of worlds that go beyond the page. In 1900, for example, L. Frank Baum's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was adapted into a musical, and the story was expanded in several other books.
The first known transmedia exercise where a story is spread across multiple media platforms probably occurred in religion. Some good example are the Bible and the Koran—religious texts which have been transformed into pictures, tapestries, cloisonné windows, word of mouth, prayers, prayer beads, songs, live events, etc. and all with the same story to extend and experience.
Today's documentary filmmakers using transmedia can not only reach new audiences, but they can also create unique educational components to enhance their documentary's message and provide a stronger meaning to their story.
Entertainment can also easily make use of transmedia by creating interesting parallel stories related to the main project but delivered through a variety of different media and presented to a much larger potential fan base than the one previously engaged via a single storytelling medium.
Even news can take advantage of immersive storytelling. Transmedia can give news the opportunity to verify sources, to extend the context of a story, and to enlarge the information context. The most interesting ingredient in transmedia journalism is social media, which plays a powerful role in shaping news stories, making news reports nearly instantaneous, affecting how news is covered, and increasing the effect news has on society.
Expert communicators, content developers, and broadcasting professionals should embrace this trend, where the transmedia writer is the versatile Swiss Army Knife who can create his/her narrative with several tools in a single "property" thereby becoming an orchestra director who masterminds his/her "musicians" (web developers, engineers, game designer, writers, and social media managers) and their "music" (the transmedia content).
In my opinion, a good, subtle transmedia strategy is difficult to create; you have visionaries, cult leaders (and their cultists), authors, skeptics, disbelievers, dreamers, and techies, but it's still a small community where Public Service Media is making its entrance with great projects like SWR Alpha 07, the BBC Sherlock and, of course, Dr. Who.
Nonetheless, by using transmedia strategy, Public Service Media has the opportunity to reach all audiences and to aggregate new, powerful, and proactive communities that—if strategically supported and guided—can do the world good and promote change.
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Yep, it has all the emotional depth of 007's martini glass.
There are bone-jarring, teeth-rattling Dolby Digital Surround Sound explosions of various sizes on the average of every three minutes. There's a dreadful Madonna theme song upon which Bond ought to use his license to kill. The dialogue bristles with bad puns ("Mr. Kil? Now there's a name to die for") and quaint innuendoes ("Has Mr. Bond been explaining his Big Bang theory?"). Nearly all the women in it are sexualized, while death is trivialized and the political ideology being espoused is still pure Cold War. Even though blessed with a better-than-usual director at the helm, Die Another Day is, like its 19 predecessors, more reliant on the second-unit direction, production design and effects technicians than on anything the titular filmmaker might be up to. In other words, it's a James Bond flick, kiddies, and it pretends to be nothing else.
It's the "Same Old Stuff," and if you're a fan of the series that's been running for 40 years now, you're probably going to have a blast. On its own terms, it's probably the best Bond entry since On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Certainly, it's more over-the-top fun, offering more bang for the buck than those dry Timothy Dalton Bond movies, while proffering a lot less joke-shop than the Roger Moore titles.
I'm not a huge fan of the films on the whole, having felt the whole enterprise pretty much got what it deserved back in 1967 with the big-budget send-up, Casino Royale (which, by the bye, is now out on a glorious DVD). But as these things go, Die Another Day is definitely primo James Bond. Pierce Brosnan -- either despite or because of his turn as the morally degenerate, sexually ambiguous super spy in John Boorman's The Tailor of Panama last year -- now seems the perfect Bond. He deftly handles the awkward puns, captures the essential coolness and joyfully copes with the occasionally archaic effects-work with enough aplomb that you really don't care that the whole thing looks hokey. (The tidal wave sequence is such obvious rear-screen work that it wouldn't be out of place in a Beach Party movie, or even the W.C. Fields short The Fatal Glass of Beer.)
Without Brosnan, this outing would simply fall apart at the seams. With him, it neatly manages to be a subtle tribute to 40 years of Bondage. Without beating the viewer over the head by constantly winking at the audience, Die Another Day manages to incorporate -- and often expand on -- things from earlier Bond films. Halle Berry's Jinx is introduced in exactly the same manner that Ursula Andress first appeared on the screen in Dr. No, and if Ms. Berry doesn't have quite the allure of Andress ... well, who has? A tour through Q's (John Cleese) collection of gadgets includes glimpses of the deadly knife-wielding shoe out of From Russia With Love and the jet-pack from Thunderball. Part of the big shootout climax on board an airplane is an expansion on the climax in Goldfinger, and so on. It's nicely self-referential without ever toppling over into pure silliness.
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