A dance film made with trolleys and the Gold group in Darlington uk. Tried to take something everyday and make something otherwordly from it. Hope you enjoy the trolleys are from Sainsburys and the project was managed and...
Macbeth 3000: This time, it's personal. US Agent Macbeth murders his way into the presidency and British Agent Macduff is sent to investigate in this independent action/comedy/spy/spoof/parody/movie/film/thing; Certainly...
Mixed media art piece by John G. aka "Broken Crow." The piece consists of a collage of different black and white photographs juxtaposed with an original drawing by the artist.
The Real News Network interviews Gore Vidal about the current state of American media, paying specific attention to the 2000 and 2004 elections, and the forthcoming 2008 election.
A documentary from COA News, a non-profit news network, about the globalization of media and its effect on public opinion, specifically regarding the "War on Terror" and economic globalization. Shows the bias of TV news...
At the 2007 US Social Forum, which took place in Atlanta, Ga., a young activist records a workshop on Media Justice titled: "There's No Justice Without Media Justice," faciliated by the Media Action Grassroots Network...
Will Shipley, of Seattle-based software company "Delicious Monster," gets caught by a hail of cameras and reporters eager to get to him and his brand new iPhone.
Israeli blogger Boaz Arad (BoazArad.com) is causing a media stir in Cali, Colombia, where the 2007 World Inline Speedskating Championships are taking place. Taken with an Olympus SP510...
Updated version of EPIC 2014 made for the Museum of Media History. A visually stunning flash movie that gives a possible look at the future of media in the year 2015. Possible predictions include the eventual merging of...
This production by the Casaleggio Association of Italy details the possible future of media, including the eventual death of television and the copyright.
Homer Simpson and Kent Brockman take on the "Liberal Media," as well as reality TV and the Fox Network. Clip from "The Simpsons" courtesy of Plunderbund.com and YouTube.
Though Japanese trains are crowded with commuters and cell phones, they're pin-drop quiet--everyone is texting, not talking. Aichi, 2005. By Amanda Peskin. Taken with a Sony DSC-W1.
A photograph from the 2nd Al-Jazeera forum, where panels discussed topics such as the role of world media and ethics in journalism, as well as a panel on blogging.
A young boy in the Apple Store plays on a Mac as a toy Pokémon looks on, also of note is the displayed software featuring characters of Disney's "The Incredibles."
Though the rock garden is supposed to inspire contemplation and thought, it also inspire people to take pictures with their phones. Kyoto, 2005. By Amanda Peskin with a Sony DSC-W1.
Energy-efficient Field-Emission Display (FED) screens are a flat panel technology that consumes less power than existing LCD and plasma displays. They also possess fewer total components, making them cheaper to make....
In Iraq, people gather around a person with a mobile phone. It is unclear whether they are having their picture taken or listening in via speaker phone.
One of Kyoto's most recognizable sights, Kinkakuji (the Golden Temple) is often photographed by visitors--with cameras and with phones. Amanda Peskin, 2005.
As the sun set over the peak of the Japanese Alps, three nature-lovers catpured the event on their phones and cameras. Nagano, Japan, February 2006. By Amanda Peskin. Taken with a Sony DSC-W1 camera on February 13, 2006.
KDDI Corporation is one of Japan's largest telecommunications operators. They revolutionized Japan's mobile phone industry during their 2002 launch of 3G networks. In this photo some people are taking a moment to relax at...
Kyoto in the fall inspires thousands of visitors to haul around big, expensive photographic equipment. November 2005. By Amanda Peskin. Taken with a Sony DSC-W1 on November 21, 2005
Sao Paulo, the worlds fourth-largest metropolis became the first city outside of the communist world to put into effect a radical, near-complete ban on outdoor advertising. Although legal challenges from businesses have...