Getty Images VP of Business Development Christian Toksvig shares some advice and thoughts on the death (or not?) of print....
Read MoreWith Google and Corning imagining a future of glass (or glasses) we're pausing to reflect on what our forefathers thought of the road ahead....
Read More63137488 -Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Sundance Film Festival Miranda July’s amazing style preceded her. Long before the driven writer/director/actress/performance artist wrote three books, directed and starred in two feature length films, (the first of which...
Read MoreMy father was always fond of telling me how when he was a kid he really believed that the future would be a place with flying cars and laser guns....
Read MoreThere is the age old question of photo journalistic integrity… at what point is an image’s integrity compromised by doctoring and where do the lines of doctoring fall? Clearly when you manipulate an image in Photoshop...
Read MoreDMJM Design Los Angeles will soon be getting a new photography museum, courtesy of the Annenberg Foundation (legacy of the early media mogul Walter Annenberg, who began as the founder of Seventeen Magazine). Although the...
Read MoreAnd improve your French ! France, land of better wine in the world, beautiful women, Tour de France, bling-bling president, Art of living. France which as a country can give birth to the better or...
Read Moresb10062686e-001 Dougal Waters/Getty Images It’s predicted that in three years we will be watching so much TV and videos on the internet that bandwidth will run out. Most of the networks have their shows on...
Read MoreTony Linck / Getty Images Polaroid appears to be the next brand of film to go extinct, the company having just announced plans to completely shut down all of its film-making facilities. It seems they...
Read MoreDaniel Day/Getty Images “Hansel…he’s hot.” So says Will Ferrell as Mogatoo in Zoolander, one of my favorite movies of all time. I bring it up, a) because it makes me laugh and b)because most industries...
Read MorePangea Day is a global event on May 10, 2008, conceived by documentary filmmaker Jehane Nouhaim (“Control Room”), that aims to tap “the power of film to strengthen tolerance and compassion while uniting millions of...
Read MoreInteresting discussion yesterday on KQED San Francisco’s Forum with Michael Krasny on “Photography and Its Future”. Photo: FPG via Getty Images...
Read MoreIn a nutshell: white monitor space uses more energy than black monitor space, so blackle.com steps in to green the aesthetically spartan but energy-extravagant Google behemoth. A totally brilliant bit of internet MacGyvering that, if...
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