Month: March 2011

IFC is streaming live interviews from its Crossroads House at SXSW. Frank Rose of Wired.com and author of Art of Immersion sat for one such interview. I’m not sure who the interviewer is here, but I am sure that he upstages Rose. Speaking of games, Red Write Web has an interesting piece about how game… Continue reading Turn Yourself Into A Game, Says Rose

Bill Keller, 62, is a reporter by trade. Today, he’s Executive Editor at The New York Times, nevertheless, he identifies as a reporter. This Sunday, the Time’s Magazine will carry an article by Keller on the state of journalism, false celebrity and the artlessness of aggregation. The piece is also an open attack on Arianna… Continue reading Slow News Is Well-Reported News

Given the news this week about Chrysler tweeting the f-bomb by error and the heads that fell, as a result, it’s a good time to look at another brand that’s not afraid to curse, not afraid of being politically incorrect and not afraid of its big balls. For more on how you can migrate to… Continue reading Enter Diesel’s Alternative Nation State