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Australia: Lost and floating toward Antarctica
Dear Minister,
RE: Banning of Second Life as part of mandatory internet filtering
In March 2010 I am presenting a panel at the South by South West (SXSW) Interactive festival titled “Time Travelers: Why Australians are Virtual World Innovators.”
Myself and VastPark founder, Bruce Joy, will be talking about how we have been able to establish and maintain […]
Could Rupert be wrong?
I am actually starting to feel really sorry for the old media types. I mean that genuinely. I can’t imagine it’s easy for them to accept that whatever they know and understand about audiences and distribution now, will soon be completely irrelevant.
Boing Boing recently pointed out Rupert Murdoch’s goof up on this subject:-
“The people who […]
Peeling off the onion skin of multi-layered realities
In a few days Treet.TV will be broadcasting another mixed reality event using two planes of reality and creating another two.
The first layer is real world video captured live from the Engage Conference in San Jose and streamed to a screen on stage in Second Life to be viewed by a live audience of approximately […]
Governments should manage tennis clubs (?)
It’s funny seeing corporations and old media types busy trying to figure out this new thing called ‘communities’, much like they struggled 15 years ago to fathom the internet.
Even though the system of the ‘network’ existed previously - such as telephone networks, postal networks and even townships, where roads and paths connect one house to […]
The wiki model spreading q’wiki’ly
I followed a link from Mark Pesce today (@mpesce) to an article about a collaborative animation project where material elements for the film were contributed from all corners of the globe, in addition to the wisdom of crowds prevailing through the voting on elements to go into the final creation.
Now most film directors would be […]
The world of wikis
You know how I mentioned we’ve got lots of cool things brewing at Treet TV, well the latest and greatest is our wiki. It’s been going for a few weeks now but I am only just starting to get the hang of it and it’s fantastic!
Why have all those documents sitting on shared drives, latent, […]
Twitter as a publishing tool
We’ve been hard at work transitioning our entire network across to HD and relaunching as a new service called Treet TV. Along the way we are constantly implementing automation systems that improve our service for users.
One of the recent changes includes the introduction of a live Twitter feed that informs people the moment that a […]
