Remember the futurisitc computer interface from the 2002 movie Minority Report?
Oh, it is for real now.
Via Engadget
It is called g-speak.

New media and video journalism
Remember the futurisitc computer interface from the 2002 movie Minority Report?
Oh, it is for real now.
Via Engadget
It is called g-speak.

Hyderabad: Below is a slideshow of photos from the start of a two day newspaper design and redesign workshop in Hyderabad, India. These photos were taken by my host V Antony, Business development manager of IFRA India. Antony’s background is in prepress - so hat’s off to him for making some nice documentary images.
The sold out training event brought together editors and designers from Singapore, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka and their interest in gaining knowledge is great.
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I travelled downtown Chicago today to hand-deliver my visa application to the Indian Consulate so that I may visit Hyderabad in a couple weeks and I had a couple of hours to kill before catching the Metra train back to Naperville.
I walked around Grant Park (See my annotated map above) (and I do mean AROUND as there was no ordinary privilege to pass through as a pedestrian today) with all the cops and fencing up already for the Obama Presidential Rally. That is the official name today of this venue formerly known as Grant Park. TV satellite trucks have long queued up on Columbus Drive and the ticketed and non-ticketed patron areas are clearly defined and defended.
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Robb will be directing the production of a news documentary about the state of newspapers and readers in Alexandria, Egypt with a team of eight student videographers and reporters. the project is under the direction of the Media Development Project (A USAID sponsored training and development group)
The central question is “Why doesn’t Alexandria have local newspapers?”
The film will be shot and edited on location in Alexandria, the city of ancient scholarship with historic contributions to the written word and the one-time repository of all human knowledge.
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